Here are some simple methods that can help you solve the lmms character lookup error.
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“Options /usr/lib64/lmms/ladspa/tap_deesser.so could not be loaded: (/usr/lib64/lmms/ladspa/tap_deesser.so: undefined character: __log10f_finite)” lmms: logo lookup lmms: error: undefined character: _ZN6QMutex12lockInternalEv
Note. Real-time priority cannot be set. “Unable to use root library /usr/lib64/lmms/ladspa/tap_deesser.so: (/usr/lib64/lmms/ladspa/tap_deesser.so: undefined symbol: __log10f_finite)” lmms: error finding symbol: lmms: undefined symbol: – _zn6qmutex12lockinternev
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I tried to install lmms on my Slackware 12.1 system. I have QT installed, cmake command on return to compile source code.
It seemed to be installed correctly (after reading a bit about how cmake … works), although on this run it gives me:
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bash-3.Lmms Note: $ 1 cannot easily set real-time priority. lmms: Error while searching for label: lmms: Symbol: undefined _ZN8QPainter10drawPixmapERK7QPointFRK7QPixmap bash- $ 3.1
So my new understanding is that there is indeed a missing file command associated with a program because it does not necessarily have to be completely linked or does not exist. Is there a way to figure out where this recommendation file / data should be in order to evaluate the libraries / packages it contains? As far as I know, I have all the dependencies I came across …..
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I planned to install Slackware 12.1 on lmms on my system. I have installed QT, cmake to compile the provider…
It seemed to be deployed correctly (after reading a little about how cmake works …), but it gives me my point of contact:
As I understand it, there might be a file command associated with the program that is missing because it is not associated or does not exist. Is there a way to determine where this file / data should be located in order to determine which libraries / packages the problem is in? As far as I know, I ran into all the dependencies …..
bash-3.Lmms Note: $ 1 often cannot set priority in real time. lmms: Display error: lmms: Symbol: undefined _ZN8QPainter10drawPixmapERK7QPointFRK7QPixmap bash- $ 3.1
08/22/2009 at 01:17
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slacky.eu, right? Now it works great !!
Thank you so much Knudfl.
This is what I getwhen not visiting most of the other Slack Language sites. Let’s say I … now the situation is in the bookmarks.
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This is what I can do by looking at other foreign Slack sites, I think … it’s bookmarked now.
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