Install Libusb Compat Ubuntu Server
Other Packages Related to libusb-1.0-0. Dep: multiarch-support: Transitional package to ensure multiarch compatibility. Dep: libc6 (>= 2.17): Embedded GNU C. The instructor of the course says that ubuntu users need to install the following packages: libusb-1.0, libc6:i386, and lib32ncurses5. However, I can't find them when I do dnf install. I'm a bit new to fedora, and so I'm wondering whether there's an equivalent to these packages on fedora?
I have just changed to Fedora 20 and I am trying to get used to it and to learn it. Before I have only worked with ubuntu so there are some new things for me.
Jan 31, 2017 - Other versions of Ubuntu may also be compatible but have not been officially. Users of Ubuntu 14.04.2 need to install Ubuntu 14.04.1 first and.
I have tried to compile openni_master by downloading the package from git. The first step is to enter
ans to run sudo ./RedistMaker .
When I do that I get the following:
So I tried running
Running locate libgusb gives the .so files
How To Install Libusb Linux
but no libusb-1.0.h.
So I tried downloading the package libusb-1.0.18 from the web and compile it on my computer.But running ./configure in the folder gives
So I installed
and
Probably I am installing the wrong packages, but I am new to Fedora and I don't really know where to search for them.
Any help is appreciated!
/ Erik
Linux Libusb
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In Fedora (and other distros using yum for package management), you can find out which package provides a certain file like so:
If you only know a portion of the filename, you can use wildcards:
So, what provides libusb.h?
So you need to install libusbx-devel.
I had a similar problem but libusb.h was present.
Fixed by installing an updated libudev:
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I'm running Ubuntu 16.04 and need to install libusb as part of a larger project. Here's the code I'm running:
and I get the error message
I've checked other questions and tried their solutions. I tried updating my repositories to include the universe, but that didn't change anything. Am I missing something? Is there a new name for the package? Or how can I get it to install?
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I guess you want either:
or
depending on which version you prefer.
