I have installed Caffe on my machine Ubuntu 16.04. It took a lot of memories and I can't even make it work after set up all the required dependencies.
I want to uninstall it (along with its dependencies). I have tried make clean but it seemed like nothing happened.
Could anybody help me out here, please? Thank you in advance.
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On a machine running a just installed Ubuntu 20.04.5 OS,
I'm trying to install some packages, specifically the ROS framework.
The process fails in step 1.4 of such (taken from the ROS install guide):
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after running the sudo apt install ros-noetic-desktop-full I get the following output:
ros-noetic-desktop-full : Depends: ros-noetic-desktop but it is not going to be installed
Depends: ros-noetic-perception but it is not going to be installed
Depends: ros-noetic-simulators but it is not going to be installed
Depends: ros-noetic-urdf-sim-tutorial but it is not going to be installed
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.
I should say that the first time I did this, I set the package server for software download to 'main server' instead of the regional server automatically assigned and set the update request to 'Never', and got the message
error while refreshing cache ubuntu pk-client-error-quark
I have tried fixing the broken dependencies with the apt commands, I've google the problem and the terminal output but haven't been able to solve the problem.
I ran into this problem in two different machines, and when tried to replicate in a VM with 'Boxes' inside my dev-machine I didn't face the same issue.
I should also add that I am not a Linux expert by any means, and that I might have done or do something that's beyond me yet. However, any suggestions/explanations are highly welcomed.
best regards
What is benefit of install annaconda over docker.
For python/pytorch programming. I installed annaconda docker image on Ubunut 20.4
But found many problems need to solve such as Display on opencv2 (already solved). and spyder error on libgl.so.1 cannot found and still no idea how to solve.
So, how about just install annacona on Ubuntu host. Becuase it should working as smoothly well on my job.
i am installing the influxdb_2.0.9 on my ubuntu, i followed the instructions here:
https://docs.influxdata.com/influxdb/v2.0/install/?t=Linux
I download it, setup it, i start the influxd daemon, i can connect via browser on localhost:8086, i think i can work with it, its functioning, i am gonna use the python API anyway, but this really drives me crazy...
I can't get to CLI. When i copy it to /usr/local/bin, or anywhere, or when i run it right in the directory via ./influx, it just returns a HELP message, like if i would type ./influx -h
Funny thing is when i download influxdb-client and run its influx binary, it starts the CLI, but its meant on version 1.6.4 and it does not seem to connect ideally on localhost running influxd 2.0.9, mbe i could somehow config it, but it seems to be bad idea anyway.
I purged everything, tried to reinstall everything, even manually deleted all empty directories, anything named influx on my 20.04 Ubuntu is gone and when i try to just follow the instructions online, everything seems to work except the CLI which i really **** need.
Just FYI, if i try to isntall via sudo apt-get install influxdb, influxdb-client -> it works perfectly, but it is older version 1.6.4
I tried installing the deb package via dpkg as well, but no difference... Im running 20.04 Ubuntu. There is the option of running older influxdb(1.6.x), but that I really dont want to do.
Anyone had the same problem? Could not find the solution in last hour online so im trying here to find help. This really drives me crazy though... Thanks for your time. Q.
Thank you guys for your time.
Well, i seem to realize, that the old CLI is gone and not implemented as it used to be, in the new version. In 2.0.0 it was started by
influx repl
But now i found a msg
I have no idea why they decided to deprecate this, not posting that much info about it..
I will try to finish this post by myself, leave it here, maybe someone in the future will find this useful.
Now I will try to 'build the REPL from source', wish me luck lol.
--EDIT
found a clone, closing the thread.
https://github.com/influxdata/influxdb/issues/19986
Hi I need to install php5.3 in my ubuntu 16.04 but I want to keep if it's possible the php7.0 versión so I could change versions if i need it.
How can I do this?
Thanks
The "best" way to do this is to use Vagrant. When I say "best" I mean, most maintainable over time and that allows you to keep your current setup.
Install Vagrant
Install VirtualBox
Find a suitable box on the hashicorp site
Create your Vagrant file
Run vagrant up
Alternatively, you can build your own box without pushing it to, or needing to pull from, hashicorp. See the excellent "Packer" project which allows you to define your box using JSON: https://www.packer.io/intro/index.html
Good luck :-)
There are Github projects phpbrew or phpenv.But it's really hard to make them work
Oh, yeah, Vagrant or Docker still might help you, as well as VirtualBox (or something like it)
My host gives me a few choices when it comes to distros. I know I want to run Ubuntu, but What version will give me the best compatibility with a typical rails app and the usual libraries I'd be using with Rails.
I have these available to me:
Ubuntu 8.04.2 LTS (hardy)
Ubuntu 8.10 (intrepid)
Ubuntu 9.04 (jaunty)
Ubuntu 9.10 (karmic)
I'm tempted to just go with 9.10 just because its the newest... is that a good idea?
Because rails/ruby is a fairly rapidly moving platform, I'd recommend going with the latest (9.10).
If the LTS (long term support) aspect is important to you, the next one is out in April (10.04)
I can't imagine any reason to not to do so.. :)
You are still going to need to install a number of libraries regardless of your choice, so I would go with the newest version you have available.
Yes, just go with 9.10. That will give you the longest support period.