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I'm trying to install the Linux Runtime under cygwin on a Windows 10 platform. Getting this message on the first library file: I checked to make sure lib64/libdabs.so exists, and it does, so I don't understand the error. Could this be a privileges issue? I am the administrator on the PC. Do I need to do something to run with root privilege? I did install the SDK without this problem. Hope someone can help. Thanks, Vic
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First, I'm using Cygwin on a Windows 10 platform to compile and run a utility program that loads a bit file into the serial Flash PROM of a CmodS6 board. The SDK version is Windows v2.4.2, using lib64. The source code is not my own, but comes from -https://github.com/ZipCPU/s6soc/tree/master/sw/host and the specific program is zipload.exe Under Cygwin, all the source code compiles properly. When it is run, a call is made to DmgrEnumDevices() to enumerate any Digilent boards found. Even though the CmodS6 is connected to the PC with USB, it is not enumerated, DmgrEnumDevices() return
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Folks, I'm forced to use a win7 host for something (I've been a desktop linux-only for about 15 years). I'm working with an analog discovery 2 kit and wanted to develop using vi on cygwin which is quite lovely. Start with this post, https://www.codefull.org/2015/12/installing-scipy-numpy-and-matplotlib-under-cygwin/ after you install numpy, pip exits without errors but continuing install results in a lapack error something like this from numpy.linalg import lapack_lite, _umath_linalg you need to add /usr/lib/lapack to your PATH. export PATH=$PATH:/usr/lib/lapack
