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- Real Name: Larry Carlin
Trying to install 18.1 in Linux Mint Cinnamon (18.0.4 running fine, so 18.1 is an upgrade) and I get this error on starting the script:
Missing or outdated system packages detected.
Please install the following missing packages:
libapr1 libaprutil1 libxcb-cursor0
But I have all the packages and the latest versions! Not sure where to turn.
I have the USB Dongle for the Studio version
latest i7 processor, 64 GB memory
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UPDATE *** SOLVED ***
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Looked over the replies and I think I see the error. I ran the Synaptic Package Manager and if the little box is NOT shaded, the package is NOT installed! Click on the box and install each missing package and Davinci Resolve 18.1 installs fine.
The most robust approach is outlined by Peter Urbanic running the terminal command:
If you want a GUI solution, run Synaptic Package Manager. In reference to Dean Du's post, I checked my Ubuntu 20.04 and installed manually the Synaptic Package Manager and it works the same as in Linux Mint 21. He can use that to check that the packages are installed. Search for each package, Click on it and choose Mark for installation.
I am going to write up these notes and append them to BlackMagic's Linux Installation Instructions.
Missing or outdated system packages detected.
Please install the following missing packages:
libapr1 libaprutil1 libxcb-cursor0
But I have all the packages and the latest versions! Not sure where to turn.
I have the USB Dongle for the Studio version
latest i7 processor, 64 GB memory
======================
UPDATE *** SOLVED ***
======================
Looked over the replies and I think I see the error. I ran the Synaptic Package Manager and if the little box is NOT shaded, the package is NOT installed! Click on the box and install each missing package and Davinci Resolve 18.1 installs fine.
The most robust approach is outlined by Peter Urbanic running the terminal command:
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dpkg-query -l 'libapr*' 'libxcb-cursor*'
If you want a GUI solution, run Synaptic Package Manager. In reference to Dean Du's post, I checked my Ubuntu 20.04 and installed manually the Synaptic Package Manager and it works the same as in Linux Mint 21. He can use that to check that the packages are installed. Search for each package, Click on it and choose Mark for installation.
I am going to write up these notes and append them to BlackMagic's Linux Installation Instructions.
Last edited by LarsCarlin on Fri Nov 11, 2022 5:38 pm, edited 1 time in total.