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ImportError: libf77blas.so.3: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory #27
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Seems like a borked system installation. When installing stress via |
I've had the same issue - what about adding a short note in the readme about it? Something like |
This is a broken installation, so not necessarily in the domain of stressberry. I might add something to the readme if more people run into this though. |
Not sure where that broken installation would have came from. It's a pretty clean RPI4 Raspbian Buster Lite installation. So if i got your comment above correctly you tell this is a dependency of stress. Could you please paste what it says on your raspberry?
There is a nice script at a gist (https://gist.githubusercontent.com/sr105/09d2534d467fcd8b881e/raw/713ca8f0977efc72b6d18f91f1702c3200d95dc4/apt-rdepends-tree) which draws you a full tree with all dependencies. Here you go, also there I can't find libatlas-base-dev as dependency:
Verifying reverse for libatlas-base-dev I also can't find it:
Would be nice if you could have a look on your side, as I don't have any RPI running with the full image. |
You're right, it's not from stress then. Any idea where else it could come from? |
Not sure, but here is full output from apt-rdepends -r libatlas-base-dev, maybe you can find the application you installed there:
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Experienced the same issue and symptom, googled, found this github issue, and installed libatlas-base-dev which corrected the problem. I am using a default installation with only the addition of stress, pip3, stressberry, python3-numpy, and now libatlas-base-dev. Also, apt update/upgrade this evening, January 29, 2020. Raspbian Buster Lite |
Hi there!
I tried installing and running as you suggested, on RPi 3B+ on the latest distro.
I got the following error:
During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:
On searching further, I found this thread - Kitt-AI/snowboy#262
where the solution was to install
I did that and was able to run stressberry-run successfully,.
I don't know if you need to update your instructions, or if it is a peculiarity with my setup.
Thanks,
Sridhar
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