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Broken dependencies in installed files #478
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Could you run |
It works for me (commit g7b358fe): make install to custom destination dir:
dynamic linker (ldd) is unable to find the library:
exporting a custom library path:
running
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Output from ldd /usr/local/st-info:
Solution was:
After this, everythink works fine. but I think, this is hack. It can be in installation script or in linker settings. |
This is not a hack, because package maintainers always run
You should read the man-page of This is different from Mac OS X, Windows, *BSD so it won't be added. |
Thank You for explanation. |
I really appreciate your feedback, I will update the documentation accordingly before the release. |
in ubuntu-14.04 ldconfig (not ld-config) works ok. |
Hi, in Fedora 24 it is also ldconfig. |
Thanks for reporting ! I have added it to the documentation now. |
Hi, |
What the problem??? Ubuntu 16.04. Solution was: |
this may be fixed via |
enjoy :) |
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Solved the issue for me |
Experience report: The ldconfig fix works if you're installing system-wide. If you install to a user dir, neither ldconfig nor exporting the custom LD_LIBRARY_PATH fixes the problem. |
Yes... Your hack was correct in addition to the solution provided by @xor-gate |
Hello. sudo ldconfig does not work for me. When i run
i get: in my /usr/local/lib there is nothing installed (only python 3.6 folder) i run @xor-gate should i run also @duro80 said Thank you |
Fixed it. |
@Basilisvirus: Could you do me a favour (if you have time and are willing to do so) and try this out with Release v1.3.0 and later? It would be useful to know when this started to work... We currently seem to have no reference on this. |
Resolved with commit be66bbf. |
The problem is from commit b5bbf3d until last commit.
I build st-link programs from source. Everythink is OK. After installing "sudo make install", I ran the program "st-info" (or other st-xxxx program) and this is output:
I try the installation procedure on 3 different PC, same result.
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