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http://forum.gadgetfactory.net/index.php?/topic/2244-ftdi-usersh-issue-on-kubuntu-64-bits/
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On Kubuntu 64 bits the
apt-get install libftdi-dev
install the 64 bits version of lib ftdi whereas lines 12 and 13 refer to 32 bits version of papilio-prog executable.
By the way execution of papilio-prog failed as it is not able to locate the 32 bits version of libftdi.
By replacing
chgrp dialout hardware/tools/papilio/lin32/papilio-prog chgrp dialout tools/Papilio_Loader/programmer/linux32/papilio-prog
by
chgrp dialout hardware/tools/papilio/lin64/papilio-prog chgrp dialout tools/Papilio_Loader/programmer/linux64/papilio-prog
and adding the missing linux64/papilio-prog in tools
cp -rf hardware/tools/papilio/lin64/papilio-prog tools/Papilio_Loader/programmer/linux64
the papilio-prog run properly.
Would it be possible too to avoid the duplication of papilio-prog binaries in two different locations ?
This issue is quite almost the same than #15
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The build.xml file was not properly updating the linux32 binaries to linux64 binaries. This should be fixed now.
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