Unable to Extract .deb file for the SSL #18
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Hmm, yeah, you are right. Something must have changed since that part was written, so that'll have to be rewritten. In any case, you should be able to unpack it with They are otherwise just compressed archives, so your favorite archive manager should be able to read it. Ping @tfnico. |
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thank you for the reply. somehow i managed to unpack it. and the dependency is now solved but im having a different problem now. something like this:
what does this error mean? i have no idea what's wrong i followed your instruction from top to bottom. can you help me with this? this is what's inside my config file in the .cargo directory
and this is what's inside gcc-sysroot file in the
and made the file executable using chmod command. |
It means that something went wrong, nut it's hard to say what from just an exit code. Did it print anything more? Did you try to run it in verbose mode (with
That shouldn't matter. |
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this is the whole error using verbose mode
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Looks like this is it. A quick search points towards it expecting a dynamic library, but finding a static one (or something like that). There may be a |
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i found a where should i put the created symlink? 'cause from what i have read the syntax for creating a symbolic link is thank you. i really appreciate your help. |
That one is for your host system (x86_64). The one you are looking for should be in your Raspberry Pi sysroot, if anywhere. Peeking into the
That's correct. You can create it in the same directory as the file you are linking to, or just anywhere where |
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i got a different error now:
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Looks like it's unable to find the function |
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yeah. im using the cross64 script. |
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Ok. I don't know what the reason for the problem is, to be honest. I'll have to try to reproduce it, myself, and do some experiments, but that'll have to wait until later. |
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okay, i really appreciate your help. thanks a lot.. |
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update on the error. i somehow manage to minimize the error. now this is the only error.
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UPDATE: i can now compile it without any error. i just downloaded other dependencies and installed them in the sysroot for the Raspberry PI. these are the dependencies i installed
thank you for the help @Ogeon . much appreciated. |
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Great! I'll keep this issue open until this section of the guide has been rewritten. |
hello, im a student and is curently learning rust and im also new to linux, and i want to compile my code so that it can run on a raspberry pi 3. my project uses some crate that depends on having openssl. i followed your instruction, downloaded .deb file from
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl1.0.0_1.0.1k-3+deb8u4_armhf.deb.
but when i try to extract the file using this command
kenichi@kenichi-Aspire-E5-473G:~/pi-tools/arm-bcm2708/arm-bcm2708hardfp-linux-gnueabi/arm-bcm2708hardfp-linux-gnueabi/sysroot$ ar p libssl1.0.0_1.0.1k-3+deb8u4_armhf.deb data.tar.gz | tar zxi get this error
what am i supposed to do to get around this problem? thanks in advance.
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