frigate/docker/tensorrt/detector/build_python_tensorrt.sh
Jorge Ramirez 243172fbf4 build(tensorrt): JetPack 7 / L4T R39 image with GPU-accelerated ONNX detector
Adds a `-tensorrt-jp7` Frigate image for JetPack 7.2 / L4T R39.2 Jetson hosts,
built on nvcr.io/nvidia/tensorrt:26.02-py3-igpu (TensorRT 10.11, CUDA 13, py3.12),
keeping the existing JP6 path unchanged. ONNX Runtime GPU is built from source
(no public aarch64 onnxruntime-gpu wheel), TensorRT-Python branch is selected by
the base image, and TensorRT runtime library checks are major-version aware.

VALIDATED on a real AGX Orin (L4T R39.2 / nv_tegra_release R39 rev 2.0):
- image frigate:test-tensorrt-jp7 builds (rc=0, 16.3GB,
  sha256:c9e4d382f1603ee130ee4a7315b4f71f9461405e3785707251505e2d6d088df3)
- ONNX Runtime 1.25.1 exposes CUDAExecutionProvider, and a real Add-model
  inference RAN on the iGPU CUDA EP (functional, not just listed)
- frigate.util.model.get_ort_providers(False,"AUTO") = [CUDA, CPU] (CUDA first,
  CPU last, TensorRT EP excluded) -> the ONNX detector GPU-accelerates on JP7
- /etc/TENSORRT_VER = 10.11.0

Native `type: tensorrt` (.trt gen) + the ORT TensorRT EP stay DRAFT-GATED: the
L4T R39 host ships NO libnvdla_compiler.so (absent from host AND base image), so
`import tensorrt` and libonnxruntime_providers_tensorrt.so fail to load. ONNX
detector GPU acceleration is the supported JP7 path; native trt is deferred.

Build fixes the new noble/CUDA-13 base surfaced (beyond the plan):
- build_nginx.sh: enable deb-src for the deb822 ubuntu.sources (Ubuntu 24.04)
- tensorrt_libyolo.sh: strip -lnvToolsExt (removed in CUDA 13) + -lnvparsers
  (dropped in TensorRT 10) when those libs are absent
- docker/main: noble/py3.12 build adjustments (Dockerfile, build_sqlite_vec.sh)

Reproducible: `make -C docker/tensorrt ... local-trt-jp7` (JETPACK7_ARGS) on any
arm64 builder; built on-device only because the GPU smoke test needs the iGPU.
2026-06-27 17:14:01 -07:00

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#!/bin/bash
set -euxo pipefail
TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH=${TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH:-release/8.6}
if [[ -n "${TENSORRT_VER:-}" ]]; then
TENSORRT_MAJOR_MINOR="${TENSORRT_VER%.*}"
EXPECTED_TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH="release/${TENSORRT_MAJOR_MINOR}"
if [[ "${TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH}" == "auto" ]]; then
TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH="${EXPECTED_TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH}"
elif [[ "${TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH}" != "${EXPECTED_TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH}" ]]; then
echo "WARNING: TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH=${TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH} does not match TENSORRT_VER=${TENSORRT_VER}; auto would select ${EXPECTED_TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH}" >&2
fi
fi
mkdir -p /trt-wheels
if [[ "${TARGETARCH}" == "arm64" ]]; then
# NVIDIA supplies python-tensorrt for python3.10, but frigate uses python3.11,
# so we must build python-tensorrt ourselves.
# Get python-tensorrt source
mkdir -p /workspace
cd /workspace
git clone -b "${TENSORRT_PYTHON_BRANCH}" https://github.com/NVIDIA/TensorRT.git --depth=1
# The TensorRT python build runs the legacy `setup.py bdist_wheel`, which on the JP7 base
# otherwise resolves the deadsnakes/Debian system setuptools in /usr/lib/python3/dist-packages.
# That copy's wheel.bdist_wheel routes through distutils `install` -> `install_lib`, whose
# finalize_options reads a Debian-only `install_layout` option that the install command lacks
# under this setuptools, crashing with "AttributeError: install_layout". Install a clean,
# non-Debian setuptools+wheel into /usr/local (which python3.11 imports ahead of /usr/lib)
# so bdist_wheel uses a consistent toolchain. JP6 already had a compatible setuptools.
pip3 install --upgrade --ignore-installed 'setuptools>=70.1,<81' 'wheel>=0.43'
# Collect dependencies
EXT_PATH=/workspace/external && mkdir -p $EXT_PATH
pip3 install pybind11 && ln -s /usr/local/lib/python3.11/dist-packages/pybind11 $EXT_PATH/pybind11
ln -s /usr/include/python3.11 $EXT_PATH/python3.11
# TensorRT 10's python onnx bindings (pyOnnx.cpp) #include onnx-tensorrt headers such as
# errorHelpers.hpp that live ONLY in the parsers/onnx submodule (onnx-tensorrt), not in the
# base image's system include or the shallow TensorRT clone. TRT 8.6 bindings did not need
# these, so a lone NvOnnxParser.h symlink sufficed there. Populate the submodule at its pinned
# ref so CMake's ONNX_INC_DIR=${TENSORRT_ROOT}/parsers/onnx resolves every header it needs.
cd /workspace/TensorRT
if git submodule update --init --depth=1 parsers/onnx 2>/dev/null && [[ -e parsers/onnx/errorHelpers.hpp ]]; then
:
else
# Fallback: clone onnx-tensorrt at the branch recorded in .gitmodules for this TRT release.
ONNX_TRT_BRANCH="$(git config -f .gitmodules submodule.parsers/onnx.branch || echo '')"
rm -rf parsers/onnx
git clone --depth=1 ${ONNX_TRT_BRANCH:+-b "${ONNX_TRT_BRANCH}"} https://github.com/onnx/onnx-tensorrt.git parsers/onnx
fi
# Prefer the system NvOnnxParser.h (matches the installed libnvonnxparser) when present.
for header in /usr/include/aarch64-linux-gnu/NvOnnxParser.h /usr/include/NvOnnxParser.h; do
if [[ -e "$header" ]]; then
ln -sf "$header" /workspace/TensorRT/parsers/onnx/NvOnnxParser.h
break
fi
done
cd /workspace
# Build wheel
cd /workspace/TensorRT/python
EXT_PATH=$EXT_PATH PYTHON_MAJOR_VERSION=3 PYTHON_MINOR_VERSION=11 TARGET_ARCHITECTURE=aarch64 TENSORRT_MODULE=tensorrt /bin/bash ./build.sh
mv build/bindings_wheel/dist/*.whl /trt-wheels/
fi