When running on 64-bit Fedora Linux 25 and attempting to flash NUCLEO-L432KC using the STLink-v2 option in Arduino IDE, it fails saying that openocd cannot find libudev.so.1. It turns out that the binary is looking for the 32-bit version of the library which is not installed by default. After installing the 32-bit version of the library (systemd-libs) openocd was able to execute.
I don't know the proper solution to this, add an instruction to tell users to install the 32-bit library? Include both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of openocd?
When running on 64-bit Fedora Linux 25 and attempting to flash NUCLEO-L432KC using the STLink-v2 option in Arduino IDE, it fails saying that openocd cannot find libudev.so.1. It turns out that the binary is looking for the 32-bit version of the library which is not installed by default. After installing the 32-bit version of the library (systemd-libs) openocd was able to execute.
I don't know the proper solution to this, add an instruction to tell users to install the 32-bit library? Include both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of openocd?