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[compatibility] Linux: Selecting the correct libusb version #113
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Fedora Linux: Selecting the correct libusb version
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Linux: Selecting the correct libusb version
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As of today this also applies to several linux/unix distributions namely:
Other relevant distributions appear to have packages named |
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This started as an issue, but the fix is easy so I figured I'd post it here because I don't know where it should go.
In Fedora there are 2 libusb versions, libusb and libusb1. stlink depends on libusb1 so Fedora users (and possibly other distros) just need to install that, 'yum install libusb1-devel', and then stlink should compile fine.
For all you googlers the error if you just have libusb is:
checking for USB... no
configure: error: *** Required libusb-1.0 >= 1.0.0 not installed ***
thanks,
Paul
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