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ManuDwivedi
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2 years ago
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Intel FPGA AI Suite: Glibc v2.32-2.35 not found

Hello, I am running the A10 SoC Dev Kit based example for FPGA AI suite, OS: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS Intel Quartus Pro: v2023.3 Intel FPGA AI Suite: v2023.3 OpenVINO Kit: v2022 In the final step...
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    ManuDwivedi
    2 years ago

    I'm strongly against installing glibc version that is against the version which came with Ubuntu 20.04, as it has major implications on the system. For me the solution was as follows:
    For some other applications I had exported my LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ in .bashrc which uses glib2.31 that is native to Ubuntu 20.04, removing this line from .bashrc and sourcing the .bashrc fixed the issue. For users who do intend to install glibc version that isn't native to their linux, please use containerized environment.

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JohnT_Altera
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2 years ago

Hi,


Are you able to try out the solution provided?


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    ManuDwivedi
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    2 years ago

    I'm strongly against installing glibc version that is against the version which came with Ubuntu 20.04, as it has major implications on the system. For me the solution was as follows:
    For some other applications I had exported my LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ in .bashrc which uses glib2.31 that is native to Ubuntu 20.04, removing this line from .bashrc and sourcing the .bashrc fixed the issue. For users who do intend to install glibc version that isn't native to their linux, please use containerized environment.