Resolved Installation and Dependency Issues for Cerebrum and Python Libraries

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📅 2025-04-22 — Session: Resolved Installation and Dependency Issues for Cerebrum and Python Libraries

🕒 23:20–23:55
🏷️ Labels: Cerebrum, Python, Installation, Dependency, Troubleshooting
📂 Project: Dev
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM

Session Goal

The session focused on resolving installation and dependency issues related to the Cerebrum module and various Python libraries.

Key Activities

  • Installed Cerebrum Submodule in AIOS: Addressed common confusion with package structure and provided step-by-step installation instructions.
  • Fixed PyAudio Installation on Linux: Installed PortAudio dependency and offered alternative methods using prebuilt wheels.
  • Installed OpenCV in Python: Guided on installing opencv-python and opencv-contrib-python for additional modules.
  • Resolved Qt Backend Dependency for pyqtgraph: Recommended installing PyQt5 for compatibility.
  • Fixed PyQt4 Import Issues in Cerebrum: Suggested replacing PyQt4 with PyQt5 and other fixes for compatibility with Python 3.10+.
  • Resolved Cerebrum Installation Conflicts: Provided solutions for integrating a local version of Cerebrum.
  • Set Up Local Development for Cerebrum in AIOS.Server: Recommended creating a setup.py for package management.
  • Fixed Import Errors in Python Package: Diagnosed import failures and suggested directory adjustments or PYTHONPATH hacks.
  • Conducted Surgical Recovery Operation for Cerebrum Module: Provided a checklist for recovering a broken Cerebrum module installation.

Achievements

  • Successfully resolved multiple installation and dependency issues for Cerebrum and related Python libraries, ensuring compatibility and functionality.

Pending Tasks

  • Monitor the stability of the Cerebrum module and Python libraries after the changes.
  • Consider forking the Cerebrum repository for long-term maintenance and updates.

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