ygdan1001 wrote:
That means I should install modbus : ~$ sudo apt-get install modbus
But it doesn't work. Could you please tell me in detail?
Thanks a lot.
This is not what I said. Here's what I said:
That line tells you that glib is missing, and that it is required until
someone makes modbus optional (from this you can deduce that the modbus
code uses glib).
"glib is missing" means you need to install glib.
I don't know exactly which version of glib you need, since I don't know
what OS version you're using (the package names will change somewhat due
to different versions being used).
You can use dpkg to find the names of the glib packages like so:
dpkg -l "*libglib*"
I'm not sure which version the modbus code needs, so try installing the
latest version available (probably something similar to libglib2.0-dev).
- Steve
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