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ABSplus opened this issue Feb 14, 2025 · 5 comments
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Ubuntu24.0 doesn't support glibc2.27 causing symbol lookup error #413

ABSplus opened this issue Feb 14, 2025 · 5 comments

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ABSplus commented Feb 14, 2025

Is it possible to waiting for a new version of GTKWAVE pack or compile locally to handle this?
I try to start gtkwave from terminal, while got this:

gtkwave: symbol lookup error: /snap/core20/current/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libpthread.so.0: undefined symbol: __libc_pthread_init, version GLIBC_PRIVATE

after that I search for some solution, and got the most of answer to the reason is about the version of glibc too high in system. They said I need to use some patch trick to install an older version but it seems so sophisticated that might causing more system-unstable problem.
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ABSplus commented Feb 14, 2025 •
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to further information, gtkwave had run normally in UB20.X, error came after I update my system from 20LTS to 24LTS

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rfuest commented Feb 14, 2025

Which version of GTKWave are you trying to run? The official gtkwave package from the Ubuntu repository or something else?

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rfuest commented Feb 14, 2025

Also, are you trying to run GTKWave from a regular terminal or something installed via Snap? The /snap prefix in the error message suggests that Snap is somehow involved, but GTKWave isn't available as a Snap.

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ABSplus commented Feb 14, 2025

The system I using is orginal Ub so I think the terminal and the package are originally coming from offcial repo., but it really reminds me...
started from UB24, system will ask and automatically change package manager from apt to snap, so probably when I install any package in terminal like ' sudo apt install gtkwave ' it will install a binary pack from snap... I never met the similar problem before
I will check gtkw version later hours, really thanks for your quick response!

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ABSplus commented Feb 15, 2025

The problem solved after I restarted the virtual machine without any update, while no idea what make this error.
All I known is that I was installing some driver update in real machine and installing verilator in virtual one at the same time, and unstable USB connection from external driver where I store my VM might also cause such problem.
btw The version of GTKWAVE is 3.3.116.
sorry for wasting your precious time

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