Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

Build finished without any obvious error messages but there were some error messages in the built-in unit tests by typing 'make -s runtests'.

The attached is log file captured in the process.

- Dong Ho, SHIN

-----Original Message-----

From: "Johnson, Andrew N." <anj at anl.gov>

To: "신동호" <dhshin at etri.re.kr>;

Cc: "EPICS tech-talk" <tech-talk at aps.anl.gov>;

Sent: 2020-09-16 (수) 15:15:07 (UTC+09:00)

Subject: Re: Problem with installing epics base on Jetson nano

Hi Dong Ho,

On Sep 15, 2020, at 7:13 PM, 신동호 <dhshin at etri.re.kr> wrote:

Hi, Andrew

I send the output from command perl -V as you recommended.

I hope to fix the problem. 

Thanks,

Dong Ho

Thank-you, that information was very helpful.

I have committed what I think should be the necessary changes to support your linux-aarch64 target to the default branch of our Git repository. Since you followed our how-to installation instructions you should be able to pull those modifications into your copy and build it as follows:

epics@epics-desktop:~$ cd ~/EPICS/epics-base

epics@epics-desktop:~/EPICS/epics-base$  git pull

epics@epics-desktop:~/EPICS/epics-base$  make

If the build stops and displays one or more error messages, please copy the errors and the build command immediately before them into an email and send it to the EPICS tech-talk list so we can try to help fix it.

If the build finishes without any obvious error messages, please try running our built-in unit tests like this:

epics@epics-desktop:~/EPICS/epics-base$  make -s runtests

This will run several blocks of tests to check different parts of the software, displaying the results after each block. Please email us the results if you get any failures, and let us know if they all pass.

Good luck, and thank-you!

- Andrew

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