Open planket opened 6 months ago
@planket Is your DSView compiled from cmake? Please see the directory "/usr/local/share/libsigrokdecode4DSL" and run DSView from console.
same problem - empty list of decoders. Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS DSView v1.3.2 (master at 7c53e77a13481890c4ff7c2ad39675d8253984fb) I saw the same before when I tried to upgrade some time ago (I think it was v1.2.2). Because of that I still have v1.2.0-RC6 installed, which works fine.
@planket Is your DSView compiled from cmake? Please see the directory "/usr/local/share/libsigrokdecode4DSL" and run DSView from console.
This fixed my issue. Thank you.
@planket could you clarify what exactly fixed your issue? Thank you.
could someone clarify this please? the new version is unusable because of this
I followed this and it fixed the issue.
"Is your DSView compiled from cmake? Please see the directory "/usr/local/share/libsigrokdecode4DSL" and run DSView from console."
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could someone clarify this please? the new version is unusable because of this
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@planket What does the "see the directory" mean? I have done: git pull cmake . make ./build.dir/DSView the list of protocols is blank I tried ./configure in libsigrokdecode4DSL dir and got this error: error: cannot find input file: `libsigrokdecode4DSL.pc.in'
It means go to that directory and run dsview from the terminal.
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@planket https://github.com/planket What does the "see the directory" mean? I have done: git pull cmake . make ./build.dir/DSView the list of protocols is blank I tried ./configure in libsigrokdecode4DSL dir and got this error: error: cannot find input file: `libsigrokdecode4DSL.pc.in'
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no, running dsview from that directory does not make any difference for me
Ah well have you tried reinstalling it? You are on Ubuntu right?
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no, running dsview from that directory does not make any difference for me
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Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS Reinstalling what? As I said, configure in that libsigrokdecode4DSL fails I have older dsview installed, which works, and I don't want to break it. So I am trying to run the new one from the build dir hoping to see it working before doing "make install"
I think you should make another bug report because it's different than mine. I can't help you.
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Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS Reinstalling what? As I said, configure in that libsigrokdecode4DSL fails I have older dsview installed, which works, and I don't want to break it. So I am trying to run the new one from the build dir hoping to see it working before doing "make install"
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May be you solve the problem, but when compile and start the program from ~/DSView/build.dir$ ./DSView
I get the same issue, so for sure you have to:
sudo make install
then all decoders appear normally.
When searching for decoders, nothing is populating. Running on Ubuntu 22.04.