krbundy commented on issue #34061:
URL: https://github.com/apache/arrow/issues/34061#issuecomment-2029914753
I had this issue as well.
In my case, it appears that the issue was a mismatched system install of
arrow (specifically libarrow-dev, I had version 15.x) and the R package's
expected version (11.0.0) which lead to broken links. The R packages' arrow.so
linked to a system install of libarrow.so.1100 which does not exist. I was
able to fix this using something very similar to the above instructions:
```
Sys.setenv("NOT_CRAN" = "true", "LIBARROW_BUILD" = FALSE, "ARROW_R_DEV" =
TRUE)
install.packages("arrow", type = "source")
```
The package now works, though I have not checked if it points to the system
version of libarrow-dev or downloaded its own. It would also be possible in
theory to install a matching version of libarrow-dev, but I have not tried
that.
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