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Home › Forum › SOFA › Using SOFA › Sofa binaries v19.06 : Missing library libicui18n.so.55
Tagged: 64_bits, binaries, Linux_other, SOFA_1906, v19.06
Hi,
I downloaded the binaries of sofa 19.06 for linux fedora, both .run and .zip (which seem to be the same by the way). When I run runSofa, I have the following error :
./runSofa: error while loading shared libraries: libicui18n.so.55: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I checked in the lib/ directory and it’s effectively not there. Do I have to install it on my computer separately ?
Thank you,
Gaetan
Hi Gaetan,
Indeed, this lib is missing in v19.06 🙁
I am currently working on fixing that. In the meantime, you can try to install it on your system with apt-get install libicu55
(or whatever Fedora equivalent).
Please tell me if it fixes the problem.
Guillaume.
Hi Guillaume, thanks for your answer !
The package is not found with dnf install
, I have a version of this library with my Qt distribution, I tried to use it : it works in batch mode but generates the error libQt5Core.so.5: undefined symbol: ucnv_getDefaultName_55
with the gui.
As it may be related and it’s not urgent for me to use the binaries, I will just wait until you generate new ones.
Best,
Gaetan
Ok I think it’s fixed. Could you be my beta tester for this binaries please?
Thanks,
Guillaume.
I tried to execute runSofa in batch mode and with the gui, here are the outputs : https://drive.google.com/open?id=1CzTR7KeLln-DATJZFw4nLr3xza1aJ562
Thanks,
Gaetan
Hi Hugo,
Yes I tried with a python scene different from the default one and I got the expected results on a simple solid deformation. However I have the error core dumped when not in batch mode.
Hope it helps,
Gaetan
Hi @gaetan
We are not forgetting you! Sorry for the delay.
@jnbrunet apparently you are also on Fedora. Could you have a look to @gaetan ‘s error when you have a bit of time please? @guillaumeparan is also on it.
Best
Hugo
Hello. I am having a similar issue. I am on Linux Mint 20, and trying to run runSofa returns the same error.
However, installing libicu didn’t help (libicu66 was already isntalled, libicu55 was not available in my package manager).
How can I fix this issue?
v20.06.01
Dear @daserk
I think I have seen a similar topic discussed for the upcoming v20.12 release.
Could you test the latest v20.12 to see whether you still face the same issue?
Best wishes,
Hugo
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