This is just a guess and maybe you already know this but it looks like you are missing library files for the prog. Has it ever worked?
when trying to start my gnomad prog for the nomad jukebox i get this error:
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relocation error: /usr/lib/libid3-3.8.so: undefined symbol: cerr
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i was thinking this isnt related to the jukebox program but then again i dont know.
SD
This is just a guess and maybe you already know this but it looks like you are missing library files for the prog. Has it ever worked?
nah, i got the libraries is says it needs which are basically 2 files. i even used an older rpm that didnt need either with the same effect. i only got the gnomad prog the other day so it hasnt worked since i got it.
SD
ok, my fault. i recompiled and got it installed. but i feel im shit out of luck because i dont know if anyone here uses the nomad jukebox.
(drake 8.2). i got the latest version of gnomad and i got libnjb and what not. i DO have an hp scanjet 2200 usb scanner which isnt supported although drake detected it and says it set it up (xsane says no devices found) anyhow....
when i run gnomad it opens for a flash and says:
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GLib-CRITICAL **: file gscanner.c: line 677 (g_scanner_input_file): assertion `input_fd >= 0' failed.
Segmentation fault
[sd@localhost sd]$
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anyone have a clue?
On the face of it (sorry, I have no idea what gnomad does), it looks like it is having trouble opening up your scanner device for input. This manifested itself in the creation of a negative file descriptor.
This, I guess, is related to the general problems you are having with the device (xsane not being able to identify it)
It would appear that gnomad has a bug whereby it is not correctly trapping the failed attempt to open the device (and give a nice friendly message saying so) as the error message you are getting is being displayed during execution of a library routine.
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