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I'm using Debian 9.6 Linux, that I downloaded yesterday from the official repo. It uses g++ v6.3.0
For most of the time, things went smooth, except for a tiny little problem with contributed code in OpenCV 2.4.11, that was easy to fix.
OpenBR compiled fine, except for some wanings. Then I proceeded to the tests outlined in item 8. of the tutorial mentioned before. Then, two big surprises:
1st, there was clear misspelling in the file downloading script named downloadDatasets.sh -- it referred to a downloadMeds.sh script, that actually is named downloadMEDS.sh;
2nd, typo corrected, I proceeded to the test per se, running make test in the build directory.
This time the problem was greater, as all tests failed, besides the initialization.
Is that correct, or maybe there is a step that was not followed correctly ?
All the best,
Hilton
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Dear all,
I've been following your great installation tutorial at
http://openbiometrics.org/docs/install/#linux
I'm using Debian 9.6 Linux, that I downloaded yesterday from the official repo. It uses g++ v6.3.0
For most of the time, things went smooth, except for a tiny little problem with contributed code in OpenCV 2.4.11, that was easy to fix.
OpenBR compiled fine, except for some wanings. Then I proceeded to the tests outlined in item 8. of the tutorial mentioned before. Then, two big surprises:
1st, there was clear misspelling in the file downloading script named downloadDatasets.sh -- it referred to a downloadMeds.sh script, that actually is named downloadMEDS.sh;
2nd, typo corrected, I proceeded to the test per se, running
make test
in thebuild
directory.This time the problem was greater, as all tests failed, besides the initialization.
Is that correct, or maybe there is a step that was not followed correctly ?
All the best,
Hilton
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: