I successfully compiled open-ephys plugin-GUI for armhf on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ for the purpose of using it with the Intan Recording Controller. However, it is failing to load libboost_chrono.so.1.62.0 despite its presence (natively compiled) in /usr/local/lib. For reference, here is the complete log:
tmakin@raspberry2p:~/plugin-GUI/Build/Release $ ./open-ephys
Created processor graph.
Got audio device.
Audio device name: Playback/recording through the PulseAudio sound server
Audio device type: ALSA
Audio output channels: 2
Audio device sample rate: 44100
Audio device buffer size: 1024
Created audio component.
Created message center.
Created info label.
Created graph viewer.
Created data viewport.
Created editor viewport.
Created control panel.
Created filter list.
Created plugin manager
Loading Plugin: FilterNode...
Loading Plugin: PulsePalOutput...
Loading Plugin: RhythmNode...
/home/tmakin/plugin-GUI/Source/Processors/PluginManager/PluginManager.cpp:219: Failed to load plugin DLL: libboost_chrono.so.1.62.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
DLL Load FAILED
Loading Plugin: SpikeSorter...
Loading Plugin: RecordControl...
Loading Plugin: BasicSpikeDisplay...
Loading Plugin: CAR...
Loading Plugin: IntanRecordingController...
/home/tmakin/plugin-GUI/Source/Processors/PluginManager/PluginManager.cpp:219: Failed to load plugin DLL: libboost_chrono.so.1.62.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
DLL Load FAILED
Loading Plugin: LfpDisplayNode...
Loading Plugin: EvntTrigAvg...
Loading Plugin: PhaseDetector...
Loading Plugin: Rectifier...
Loading Plugin: ChannelMappingNode...
Loading Plugin: ArduinoOutput...
Loading Plugin: SerialInput...
Num built in engines: 2
Adding engine: Binary
Adding engine: Open Ephys
Num plugin engines: 0
Loading window bounds.
Comparing configs
Num engines: 2
Disabling processors...
Disabling Audio Node
Disabling Message Center
Saving window bounds.
I successfully compiled open-ephys plugin-GUI for armhf on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ for the purpose of using it with the Intan Recording Controller. However, it is failing to load
libboost_chrono.so.1.62.0
despite its presence (natively compiled) in /usr/local/lib. For reference, here is the complete log: