I-nex complains at startup, then doesnt display much about the system,
It needs libcpuid.so.14.0.1
but openmandiva 42 provides : the 15 .
dnf list --installed | grep cpuid
lib64cpuid15.x86_64 0.5.0-1 @rock-x86_64
The error message:
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This application has raised an unexpected
error and must abort.
[60] Cannot find dynamic library ‘libcpuid.so.14.0.1’: libcpuid.so.14.0.1: Ne peut ouvrir le fichier d’objet partagé: Aucun fichier ou dossier de ce type.
MLibcpuid14.Main.80
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For non GTK/gnome sceptics: CPU-X works fine
OpenMandriva Lx version:
42
Desktop environment (KDE, LXQT…):
kde
Relevant informations (hardware involved, software version, logs or output…):
x86
Perhaps that should also be a Requires. First I’ll try simply rebuilding the package to update dependencies and see if that corrects the issue. If not I can ask @AngryPenguin is we should add libcpuid as a requires.
Post-edit: None of the above fixes this package. I’ll ask developers on IRC.
I tried to keep the i-nex package for OpenMandriva some time ago, but since the software started looking abandoned, I gave it up because it caused a lot of problems, especially with gambas … The application has not received a new release for several years, but also the activity of new commits stopped on 2019 so i think the app is abandoned and no one should try to use it.
As a replacement, I can recommend another package that I maintain: cpu-x - I think it’s a great replacement.
But if for some reasons you want i-nex then i think i can try fix it…
New packages i-nex-7.6.1-6 built for OM Lx 4.2 and Rolling/4.3. I did check this in Cooker, Rolling/4.3 and 4.2 and it works.
First you can erase any previous version:
$ sudo dnf erase i-nex
To install in OM Lx 4.2 x86_64 or OM Lx Rolling/4.3 system:
$ sudo dnf clean all ; sudo dnf install i-nex
Be forewarned on my test system for Rolling/4.3 this installed 242 packages on Lx 4.2 it installed 246 packages. Obviously this may vary depending on what user has installed on their system. My test systems are not much more that what is on our ISO/Live DVD.
Thank you, I have just made a test, it works fine .
Yes, me too, I am not a big fan of apps that need a trillion libs to run .
I may be wrong, but this app, can be stagnating because it relies deeply on many libs, like libcpuid …, so without updating the app, the app get “updated” when the Libs are updated … : libs, a compiler (gcc+dev tools) the gambas SDK … and even rpm build tools !
wow
And really, I reported it, because it is a “Qt” app, but yet , yes, it pulls 153 packages ! installed they use 338 M disk space, that is a lot
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