Also I forgot to mention that I have launched EVerest previously as required for the serve launch.

Hello, I won't waste anyone's time as the Admin-Panel is in beta but as it is starting to look very promising I wanted to know whether if this is a known issue or not, or if I made some sort of

Hi, Error: ./manager: error while loading shared libraries: libboost_program_options.so.1.74.0: can not open shared object file: No such file or directory Issue diagnose : Issue seems configured

Dear Anton, I verified that the Raspberry Pi already has the libboost-program-options library installed. Regards, Anita

Dear Anita, the error message states, that the libboost_program_options library can't be found. Could you try the following command apt search libboost-program-options and check its output. I guess

Hi Julian, First, I emptied the build-cross and CPM caches. and then recompiled and copied the binaries. but on a Raspberry Pi, when I execute Everest Manager, this does not work for me. Again, I

Hi Anita, probably emptying the entire build-cross folder and your CPM cache could help in this case: rm -rf ~/checkout/everest-workspace/everest-core/build-cross/* rm -rf ~/.cache/CPM And then

Hi Julian, Yes I am sure, I copied the correct binaries from ~/checkout/everest-workspace/everest-core/build-cross/dist/home/anita/everest/* to Raspberry Pi /home/anita/everest location. I used the

Hi Anita, can you make sure you transferred the correct binaries to your Pi and not older ones from previous compilation ? The newly compiled ones should be rsynced from the location on your Ubuntu

Hi Julian, As per your reply, I recompiled the binary files but my problem is not solved. To compile binary files I follow the below procedure, cd ~/checkout/everest-workspace/everest-core cmake

Hi Anita, the error occurs due to a wrong path to the config file. You missed the two dots ".." before /everest/etc/... . However I did forget to mention, that you need to modify the

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Hi Julian, Thank you so much for your reply. As per your reply, I reflashed the SD card with a new image that is 2023-02-21-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img. then I copied the binary files into

Hi Anita, In order to try EVerest on a vanilla raspios bullseye, the best way would be to simply copy over the contents of your build-cross/dist/* to any location of a freshly imaged SD card, e.g.

Hi, it looks like you are missing the package `pkg-config` `sudo apt install pkg-config` might help. Kind regards Julian

Hello Everyone, I am trying to do the first setup and followed the manual to build on Ubuntu 20.04. First I had an issue and that was solved with a post I found here with the 509 error. When do the

Hi, I set up the cross compile environment in Ubuntu and the build-cross/dist/ binaries are successfully created in everest-core. then first I write 2023-02-21-raspios-bullseye-arm64.img into the

Hello Cornelius, The issue was with the SD card acting weird and not upgrading the dependencies with new versions. I tried running the set up with a new SD card and everything worked well and built

Hi, What is your boost version? Maybe it is too old. Best Cornelius <abrahamthomas5500@...> schrieb am Mo., 17. Apr. 2023, 13:11:

Hello Anton, Thank you for your message. The issue was solved by updating the pyopenssl and the cmake .. completes. But I have an error in the make install at [18%] with showing two errors at Building