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nickH · ‎04-11-2022

Quick update on this issue: Alternatively, you can add the following three lines to snapcraft.yaml under "parts: client: build-packages". This will be adapted for future releases. - on arm64: - libsystemd-dev:arm64 - libzmq3-dev:arm64 See screenshot: snapcraft.yaml of datalayer.client

JohannesA · ‎04-08-2022

Hi maybe you are looking for "stage-packages" ? If you have to add own libraries you can dump it into the snap using the dump plugin. $SNAP/lib:$SNAP/usr/lib:$SNAP/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu (on amd64 architecture) are default part of the LD_LIBRARY_PATH If you add your library to another directory within your snap you have to extend the environment variable e.g.: apps: example-app: [...] environment: LD_LIBRARY_PATH: $LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$SNAP/<example-directory> Regards Johannes

GB_ · ‎04-07-2022

I solved the problem i had some old system app, it was enough update it. thanks you!

nickH · ‎04-05-2022

Hello Bala, Please have a look at the FAQ for ctrlX Store. Here you can select one of two ways to become a customer, either contact contact your local sales responsible from Bosch Rexroth or write an e-mail request. @Bala wrote: Alternatively, I am assuming even the procedure to load license via REST procedure might not work, right? Yes, with Version 1.8 this might not work. Regards, Nick

nickH · ‎04-04-2022

Yes, you can build a node.js snap with the SDK and install it on your ctrlX CORE and you don't need to install any additional apps or packages. Because your snap has all dependencies which are needed for it to run inside. See here for more information on snaps.

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