[Coco] Problems Installing OVCC.

[qbancoffee]

Hi Charlie,

It sounds like you got OVCC to compile so  all you have to do now is 
start OVCC in a directory that contains the "coco3.rom" file and it 
should work.

I just tested this on my computer and OVCC behaves just as you 
described. If I start in a directory that contains the "coco3.rom" file, 
everything works.

On 2/20/23 8:42 PM, coco at jechar.ca wrote:
>
> Maybe I have it now the window starts to come up and then I get the
> message
>
> Missing file coco3.rom
>
> I do have this file so I assume I am putting it on the wrong directory.
> Where do I put it ????
>
>
> On 2023-02-11 22:57, qbancoffee via Coco wrote:
>> Hi Charlie I'm away from home at the moment so I can't confirm this
>> but here is what I remember...
>>
>>
>>
>> I was able to compile and install agar on ubuntu 18.04.
>>
>> OVCC runs on my machine and I've since updated to 22.04
>>
>> did you try "sudo apt install libjpeg62-turbo" or some version of it?
>>
>>
>> I don't remember the actual number after libjpeg so you would have to
>> tab complete to see what's available.
>>
>>
>> type
>>
>>
>> "sudo apt install libjpeg" <--- don't hit enter yet.
>>
>> and hit tab a couple of times and it will autocomplete what's 
>> available for you.
>> It should anyways......
>>
>>
>> For Fedora I imagine you tried something like the following?
>>
>> "dnf install libsndfile"
>>
>>
>>
>> Pedro
>>
>> On 2/12/23 2:36 AM, coco--- via Coco wrote:
>>>
>>> Trying to install OVCC on Fedora 36
>>>
>>> AGAR worked perfectly but attempts to install sndfile and 
>>> libsndfile1 failed.
>>>
>>> Thought perhaps I could get away without them so I tryed runing OVCC 
>>> but
>>> got the following error.
>>>
>>> ./ovcc: error while loading shared libraries: libjpeg.so.8: cannot 
>>> open shared object file: No such file or directory
>>>
>>> Anyone have any Ideas I have given up on Ubuntu as I cannot get AGAR 
>>> to work and I understand that to be the most important dependency.
>>>
>>> I wish the developers would create a flatpack or appimage version as 
>>> that
>>> would just work on everything linux and not need updateing.
>>>
>>> Charlie.
>>>