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set | grep LD
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LD_DEBUG=all
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/sata0/opt/calibre Log with debug information attached. |
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according to that log it is inding and correctly binding libpython2.6
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BTW, just got the same error on ARM target - "Illegal operation". It happened at "a%b" operation when the "b" was greater than "a" in library / kernel function __udivsi3. The reason for that was probably a bad assembly code created by Code Sourcery G++ toolchain. Replacing the toolchain with DENX solved me the problem.
I just want to say that my calibre error can also be a result of compiler issues (was it built by alfa-quality toolchain?). |
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it was built using GCC, glibc (4.3.3 and 2.8) IIRC
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Trying to maintain compatibility in the linux world really isn't the app developers job, it's the distro's job. Given the vast number of ditributions out there if I started worrying about whether every change I make is compatible with evry linux distro, I'd never get anything done. And if your problem is with glibc being too recent, downgrading to 0.5.2 wont help since if I rebuild 0.5.2 it will also use the new glibc.
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OK - so I tried the following:
- i initiated the download of the binary install - this fails, but the I copied /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0 into /opt/calibre... as user , I do a "cd /opt/calibre ; ./calibre" and it seems to work! (no extensive testing...) but of course the install isn't finished, so is there a way to relaunch it without redowloading everything? |
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Sure run
sudo calibre_postinstall |
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well so far so good... no crashes yet, I'm keeping my fingers crossed!
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Thanks Emmanuel, your solution worked for me as well. Running Kubuntu 8.04.
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