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Cmake command not found debian
Cmake command not found debian







cmake command not found debian
  1. #CMAKE COMMAND NOT FOUND DEBIAN INSTALL#
  2. #CMAKE COMMAND NOT FOUND DEBIAN DRIVER#
  3. #CMAKE COMMAND NOT FOUND DEBIAN CODE#

See also $ cat /home/pi/Onboard-SDK/build/CMakeFiles/CMakeOutput.log The system is: Linux - 5.10.27-v7l+ - armv7lĬompiling the C compiler identification source file "CMakeCCompilerId.c" succeeded.Ĭompilation of the C compiler identification source "CMakeCCompilerId.c" produced "a.out" Configuring incomplete, errors occurred! You can cmake with "-DCONFIG_TOOL=ON" to rebuild the config tool. Libraries: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libudev.so (/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/api/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/platform/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/protocol/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/camera_stream/src/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/ori-osdk-core/protocol/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/ori-osdk-core/hal/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/advanced-sensing/ori-osdk-core/platform/linux/inc)

cmake command not found debian

(/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/api/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/modules/inc/payload/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/modules/inc/flight/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/modules/inc/mop/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/platform/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/logger/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/utility/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/linker/armv7/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/sample/platform/linux/./././osdk-core/modules/inc/filemgr) home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/api/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/platform/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/protocol/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/camera_stream/src/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/ori-osdk-core/protocol/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/ori-osdk-core/hal/inc/home/pi/Onboard-SDK/osdk-core/advanced-sensing/ori-osdk-core/platform/linux/inc Libraries: /usr/lib/arm-linux-gnueabihf/libusb-1.0.so Gcc version 8.3.0 (Raspbian $ cmake -version cmake version 3.16.3 I used instruction from and was blocked during use cmake $ lsb_release -a No LSB modules are available.ĭescription: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)

#CMAKE COMMAND NOT FOUND DEBIAN INSTALL#

Let me experiment with this, and i'll get back with you shortly.I can't install Onboard-SDK on my raspberry PI. Or, alternatively, i could just run the commands ad hoc and see what happens. Or why i need to run autogen to then be able to make or configure. I'm going to figure out why i need to run autogen to install a printer driver. I'm not sure what the autogen program does, but i'm reading

cmake command not found debian

Make sure you first install checkinstall from the debian repos. Though I stress to the op to use checkinstall instead of 'make install'.

cmake command not found debian

autogen.sh -program-suffix=mx860 -enable-libpath=/usr/lib/bjlibĮdit I was able to compile sucessfully. i'm ok with it being a learning experience.Ĭode: Select all To build and install cif command:Ĭif command (ex.cifmx860) : default. i don't mind issues as you see, i'm trying to work them out. i've used unix in a protected environment, so i've never run into issues like this. many take offense to this statement, but it is what it is. I was also unaware that i'd run into so many issues.

#CMAKE COMMAND NOT FOUND DEBIAN CODE#

i wasn't aware that the source code was architecture dependent.

#CMAKE COMMAND NOT FOUND DEBIAN DRIVER#

i was under the impression that i would be able to install the driver from source code. i installed debian for them, grub, open office, the internet, corrected the problem with missing menu items, etc. When people stop buying crap that is not supported by their choice of OS, the sooner the vendors will get with the program, or go out of business. Hope this helps, if not, mail your printer to Canon with instructions to shove it up their ass and go buy a real printer. Whether this will allow your printer to work, I know not, but at least have the cnijfilter-crap installed you will. Note that the force-architecture option is if you are installing it into a 64-bit system, if yours is 32-bit, omit the -force-architecture flag. Code: Select all dpkg -i -force-architecture *.deb









Cmake command not found debian