Hello,
At any point that's convenient (preferably before Fusion 16 Studio GA), would you guys mind adding the list of actual dependencies to the Linux installer or online manual? The installer itself can't run without some libraries (so far I have fuse-libs and libglvnd*, but I can't get past the following error:
So far I've been testing in a container and the solution I've come up with was installing the GNOME Desktop group, which is not something I'm going to do on fresh render nodes. Installing qt5-base and qt5-qtx11extras does not solve anything, and installing all of the xcb packages available in the base repos doesn't do anything either. Going to try in a VM next.
It would be nice if you guys could possibly throw us a bone here with the bare minimum packages required to install (running is easily solvable). It would also be an small miracle if the software could be packaged in an RPM with all the dependencies nicely linked up Side question, what udev rules are you changing?
Also, you detect if Python is available on the system and install your module in /usr/lib/pythonX.y. On RHEL the appropriate location is /usr/lib64/pythonX.y. Better yet would be to not touch that and just have Fusion add the location of that file to the PYTHONPATH when the Fusion executable is run.
Cheers,
Mike
At any point that's convenient (preferably before Fusion 16 Studio GA), would you guys mind adding the list of actual dependencies to the Linux installer or online manual? The installer itself can't run without some libraries (so far I have fuse-libs and libglvnd*, but I can't get past the following error:
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$ /opt/bmd/Blackmagic_Fusion_Render_Node_Linux_16.0_installer.run --install --noconfirm
This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "xcb".
Available platform plugins are: xcb.
Reinstalling the application may fix this problem.
So far I've been testing in a container and the solution I've come up with was installing the GNOME Desktop group, which is not something I'm going to do on fresh render nodes. Installing qt5-base and qt5-qtx11extras does not solve anything, and installing all of the xcb packages available in the base repos doesn't do anything either. Going to try in a VM next.
It would be nice if you guys could possibly throw us a bone here with the bare minimum packages required to install (running is easily solvable). It would also be an small miracle if the software could be packaged in an RPM with all the dependencies nicely linked up Side question, what udev rules are you changing?
Also, you detect if Python is available on the system and install your module in /usr/lib/pythonX.y. On RHEL the appropriate location is /usr/lib64/pythonX.y. Better yet would be to not touch that and just have Fusion add the location of that file to the PYTHONPATH when the Fusion executable is run.
Cheers,
Mike
https://michaelrochefort.com/
3D Lookdev, Compositing, and Sysadmin
Fusion Studio 9.0.2
Fusion 16 Studio
RHEL 7.6 | Intel i7-6850K | 32GB memory | 3x GTX 1070 | 418.56
3D Lookdev, Compositing, and Sysadmin
Fusion Studio 9.0.2
Fusion 16 Studio
RHEL 7.6 | Intel i7-6850K | 32GB memory | 3x GTX 1070 | 418.56