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always · ‎08-18-2023

snap have the necessary system plugs to access the network I'm embarrassed that my download failed. I just set the ip address of the webcam to 192.168.1.11 on the same network segment as core (192.168.1.1)

always · ‎08-18-2023

I'm trying to communicate with a basler camera through their pylon driver over ethernet. To test if core can discover the camera, I simply just need it to print the device number of the camera, but in the log I get the following problem I am at a loss here and would appreciate some help.

always · ‎08-10-2023

So my question can also be interpreted as where should I store the required library files in order for CORE to access them from the snap file

always · ‎08-10-2023

Hi @nickH The opencv and pylon libraries for the ARM aarch64 framework required by the physical core have been cross-compiled in the virtual environment As we can see,in the packaged snap file,there are library files i need but when i downloaded it into the physical core,the log file told me that it could not fing the lib files To be clear, my problem should be that the library file I need exists in the snap package, but is not accessible when I run it in core Best regards, Yao

always · ‎08-10-2023

Hello @nickH , Thanks for the answer. Not quite the same as a project in a python environment My whole project is in C++, so in my understanding I can cross compile via cmake in a virtual environment to get the library files I need for the arm framework, can I do that? Best regards, Yao

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Re: library file cannot be found on core(opencv, pylon)

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