Similar to other reports I've found recently, I now have a similar crash happening on my Acer r3-131t notebook (intel bay trail) running xubuntu 16.04
When I run indiserver with the gphoto driver it crashes. When run standalone the driver reports the same failure.
$ indi_gphoto_ccd
indi_gphoto_ccd: symbol lookup error: indi_gphoto_ccd: undefined symbol: _ZN4INDI3CCD16ExposureCompleteEP7CCDChip
Odd thing is, this is the only computer it is happening on, my older notebook is AMD64 and is running Ubuntu-mate without issues but is very old and slow.
I tried compiling from a clean fresh git clone but it still persists.
Has anyone else seen this or have Ideas as to the cause?
For some reason, Launchpad stopped building indi-gphoto (which is a daily package) for about a week now. I triggered a build yesterday and it still pending! I think they are having some problems.. so let's just wait for a couple more hours.
I may have found a clue on this. I still had the gphoto error today after updating from repo, and even building to get the Onstep driver changes so I poked at it a bit more. After checking for hidden dependencies and testing the state of gphoto2 and libgphoto(didn't seem to be anything missing), I specifically built and installed the driver from the indi-gphoto folder and now it works! This seemed odd enough to report. Maybe the main package build is missing this driver somehow? Hope this helps.
One problem could be that Canonical Launchpad is down for 2 weeks now, so no packages are getting built. This is hitting us quite hard and I'm trying to look for solutions.
Yeah that can't be helping matters. We'll just have to be patient I guess. I got it going for now at least. I'm also replacing this bay trail c-state mess of an acer(hard locks at random intervals) with an rpi3b running mate. I just got it to compile everything but haven't run any tests yet. Hopefully this was a localized issue.
clear skies!
Ray