problem with snap generation

[Axay]

Hello Everyone, 

I am using ctrlX Works V 1.20 and i created app buid Environment. I installed the SDK which has V 2.2. now when i am tring to generate the snap i have this error:

Is it because of SDK version or? also is there any way that i can use the SDK V1.20 with my current version of ctrlX Works.

I referred below post but still unable to generate the snap: https://developer.community.boschrexroth.com/t5/SDK/Error-SDK-V1-18-Not-able-to-snap-because-the-pac...

Thank you!!

[Sgilk]

Hello,

If you followed the instructions in the linked post, you should have installed SDK V1.20. I'd first try to run the build script with root permission (sudo ./build-a...)

Can you build one of the Python samples? I'm wondering if this is a problem with CMake rather than the SDK libs.

[Axay]

Hello, 

When we create the app buid environment and run install-sdk.sh, it install ctrlX AUTOMATION SDK with version 2.2.3 not SDK V1.20.

[Sgilk · Accepted solution]

That is correct. The install script will grab the latest SDK. If you want to install a specific version, you can manually download from Github or modify the install script, as @nickH described in the post linked above.

#!/usr/bin/env bash
sudo snap install snapcraft --classic
source install-deb.sh

sudo apt-get install jq -y

rm ctrlx-automation-sdk-*.zip*
rm ctrlx-datalayer-*.deb*


wget https://github.com/boschrexroth/ctrlx-automation-sdk/releases/download/1.16.0/ctrlx-automation-sdk-1.16.0.zip


unzip -XK $(ls ctrlx-automation-sdk-*.zip) -d sdk-1-16
chmod a+x sdk-1-16/ctrlx-automation-sdk/bin/oss.flatbuffers*/ubuntu20-gcc-*/release/flatc 
chmod a+x sdk-1-16/ctrlx-automation-sdk/bin/framework/ubuntu20-gcc-*/rexroth-automation-frame
find sdk-1-16/ctrlx-automation-sdk/ -name '*.sh' -exec chmod +x {} \;

sudo dpkg -r ctrlx-datalayer
sudo dpkg -i sdk-1-16/ctrlx-automation-sdk/deb/ctrlx-datalayer-*.deb

[Usalas]

Thanks for this information. i run into same issue. and i modified download-sdk.sh. them execute install-sdk.sh.

attached some images. 

[nickH]

You can also take a look at my post here.