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Hello all!
I don't have a spare Raspberry Pi, so I threw Raspbian on a spare laptop, hoping to install nanodlp on it.
The raspbian install went fine (I've disabled the desktop environment).
When I run the following:
(wget https://www.nanodlp.com/nanodlp.tar.gz --no-check-certificate -O - | tar -C /home/pi -xz --warning=no-timestamp);cd /home/pi/printer;sudo ./setup.sh
I get prompts regarding 'optimizing Raspberry Pi settings for nanoDLP', overscan correction, and i2c commuication, before it reboots, and dumps me back to the command line.
Nothing is available at the device's IP.
Can someone provide me some guidance getting the tool started? Thank you!
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After installation, ssh into device and run commands below to see if you receive an error.
cd /home/pi/printer
sudo ./printer
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Thank you for the assistance.
Running that yields the following:
/lib/ld-linux-armhf.so.3: No such file or directory
Is that something I can install?
edit 1:
Looking into this a little makes me think this may be because I have the wrong version for my architecture?
I'm running 'rpd-x86-buster' on an intel machine if that helps.
edit 2:
I notice on the Download page, there is only a x64 version for linux, and no 32bit/x86 version. Perhaps this is the reason.
If that is accurate, please let me know. I can reinstall with an x64 version of raspbian, but it'd be nice to know that was necessary before I put in the time to do so.
edit 3:
Further digging has informed me that the version of Raspbian I am using is actually 64bit.
(Running lscpu yields "Architecture: x86_64")
That being the case I don't have a lead on the cause of this error anymore.
Last edited by Ruthalas (2020-04-30 17:35:42)
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Build you are using is ARM, but your hardware and os is x86/64.
Not sure how you run raspbian on your laptop.
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