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Looks like it fails on libusb, maybe you still need to install or update it?

I have libusb-1.0.9 installed, did the requirements for a different version recently change?

As I mentioned I compiled 4.0.6112, which was against this version of libsub...

This is the configure output from the terminal for 4.0.6153;

-- checking for module 'libusb-1.0'
-- found libusb-1.0, version 1.0.9
-- Found libusb-1.0: /usr/include/libusb-1.0, /usr/lib64/libusb-1.0.so
Using shared LibUSB

And when I looked at previous versions of dolphin, they all show the same configure options for libusb...

So I don't know why previous versions are working and this isn't something has changed in dolphin source...

Okay, so here is the gist of the issue: I started using libusb hotplug events in 6138, which are only supported with the libusb from http://libusb.info/ (ex-libusbx, from what I gather) and not with the libusb from http://libusb.org/, which appears to be the former. It previously didn't matter because we only used a set of features available on both, but not anymore.

I am not sure how to proceed from here, as I don't think we can differentiate between both (libusb-x actively tries to replaces the original one, and it does e.g. in archlinux).

The obvious quick fix for your build is to disable libusb for the time being, but to solve it permanently I may have to remove the use of the hotplug stuff and fall back to polling every X seconds all the time.

I'm lost here, I thought the line; 'Using shared LibUSB', meant it was using a version that came with dolphin?

If there seems to now be a problem, why not just include a version with dolphin, seems simple enough?

I see also that the libusb-1.0.9 that is installed is from libusb.org

“Using shared libusb” means that dolphin is using the system library. We do include libusb(-x) with dolphin, but it is currently only used on windows systems; using it with our linux/osx builds will require writing a cmake build script for it.

Sounds good, I hope this will get done, and please let me know and I can test it out...

If all you're doing it simply having dolphin compile against it, instead of having it installed, shouldn't take to long to write it...

thanks

Slackware's 'Current' development version has 1.0.19 from libusb.info

So they've ditched the version from .org

Now I just hope upgrading to this new version isn't going to break anything...

But at lease for now this is working, dolphin compiled ok.

I'd rather not mess with upgrading libusb, so I hope a shared version that comes with dolphin can have it compiled against it, UNLESS it does need to have libusb installed into the system...

As I mentioned I did upgrade 1.0.19 from libusb.info and it's working fine.... :)