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Well, I should add that it doesn't seem to be caused by a permissions issue, but rather by my accidental execution in the following path. Strange.. |
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The problem seems to be related to the fact that the associated dynamic libraries are not python3 working paths (such as /usr/mod)... 2021-10-19_03-21.png (188,096 bytes) 2021-10-19_03-22.png (136,973 bytes) |
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Run the following command to start:I think this is a mistake, and if those dynamic library were in the same directory as python mods, then everything would be fine. Perhaps the people concerned just need to modify the Cmake installation configuration to fix this error. This problem has been tested. Although the cause of the error was misjudged once, it was indeed a flaw in the installation process This is not a serious error because it can be resolved by -M, but it is a defect. Some people like to compile and install (maybe to track and participate in freecad development in the future, maybe to track the latest changes in development branches, participate in the community, or simply want to compile themselves to meet 100% compatible ABI, but in any case, they want to compile and install) As the most commonly used manual installation method of Linux, especially the operation and maintenance personnel, the use of compilation and installation should not be hindered by defects (tracing the exact directory of each dynamic library often wastes redundant time) ps: Can someone help me move this bug report to the right project? It should not belong to part, but to freecad |
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This ticket has been migrated to GitHub as issue 6274. |
- Anonymous
