Not necessarily, but you'd need to sort out why there is a single boost
package from Ubuntu 14.04 on your Ubuntu 12.04. That can be easy, but
often, these administrative problems turn out to be something strange
underneath, and you end up fixing things for hours, where a fresh
installation would have been done in a couple of minutes. It basically
depends on your willingness to repair your old system.
Best regards,
Marcus
On 15.07.2015 12:39, monika bansal wrote:
Thanks...
This means i need to re-install Ubuntu and then gnuradio for proper
working.
On Wed, Jul 15, 2015 at 3:56 PM, Marcus Müller
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Monika,
there's something strange in your package versions:
On 15.07.2015 07:57, monika bansal wrote:
|ii libboost-date-ti 1.48.0-3 amd64 set of date-time
libraries based on ge
ii libboost-date-ti 1.48.0-3 amd64 set of date-time libraries
based on ge
ii libboost-date-ti 1.54.0-4ubunt amd64 set of date-time libraries
based on ge|
I know there were strange times when Ubuntu shipped packages that
said "boost-something version 1.X" but contained a different
version than X, but I though these days were over.
Now, 1.48.0 is the Boost version of Ubuntu 12.04LTS, and we still
do support that, but 1.54 is the Ubuntu 14.04LTS version; I think
there might be something broken, here.
To be honest, I'd rather do a clean install of Ubuntu 14.04LTS and
start with that before I ran into more problems.
Best regards,
Marcus
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