How to open a Tensorflow <= 2.0 Legacy Model ?
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So I have this really old model (2018) which I want to visualize in tensorboard. For that purpose I need to open/load it of course.

I have the following files:

checkpoint
model.data-00000-of-00001
model.index
model.meta

I have no model definition or anything else. I only find legacy approaches to open this with a session, which does not work anymore.
Is there a way to do it in tensorflow 2.0? I tried installing tensorflow 1.13 in a virtual environment but it's not working since a lot of dependencies on system side changed during the the years (cython, cuda, ...). Maybe you guys know a better way to do this. 

Disclaimer: I have only a very very basic understanding of tensorflow, I really just want to visualize the model, no training or anything else.