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Specify MrCal JNI Dependencies if JNI doesn't load on Linux #361
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mcm001
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| $ sudo apt install mrcal libmrcal-dev python3-mrcal | ||
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| If running an arm64 or architecture, you will need to add the following to your `/etc/apt/sources.list` |
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| deb [trusted=yes] http://mrcal.secretsauce.net/packages/DISTRO/public/ DISTRO main | ||
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| Where `DISTRO` is one of: |
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Maybe mention how to tell what district you are on?
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Otherwise lgtm |
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This would only apply if the user does not follow the install script for Debian coprocessors.
If the user is trying to run a development build without running PhotonVision as a service, they will need to install the MrCal dependencies manually for the MrCal JNI to load.