eriche

the problem is, that the documentation is not OK
Everybody who starts from scratch will have this problems under Ubuntu.
When you read the last page (43) you will see that I had the same problem.

The user RADXNL posted 2 patches to fix this problem - but he never explained why this stuff doesn`t work out of the box.

So I don`t know if he wants to keep his knowledge for himself or doesn`t know too what this scripts are doing?

I still stuck unter Ubuntu 13 at the "Package libnl2-dev is not available" problem.

Hopefully you come further

maybe this helps you telling me what to do

http://stackoverflow...includes-broken

Maybe I have to edit the build scripts to tell the compiler the path to the lib?

I also read

The problem is that in one include file from the libnl3 headers, it 
tries to include another header and simply cannot find it (because the 
libnl3 path prefix is missing).
 

Many people seem to have problems - but I didnt read a solution

Its not easy to reach the goal

I already installed yesterday the "dev" lib - but still had the same problems.

erich@ubuntu:~/Public/OpenPLI/openpliPC$ dpkg --get-selections  | grep libnl
libnl-3-200:amd64                install
libnl-3-dev                    install
libnl-genl-3-200:amd64                install
libnl-route-3-200:amd64                install
erich@ubuntu:~/Public/OpenPLI/openpliPC$
 

Is there a way to link the missing header file to a place where the compiler is looking for it?

Greets Erich

like I told you - the package is not available

I read in the internet, that it may be a problem of the include path that the compiler doesnt find the lib,...

erich@ubuntu:~/Public/OpenPLI/openpliPC$ sudo apt-get install libnl2 libnl2-dev
[sudo] password for erich:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree       
Reading state information... Done
Package libnl2-dev is not available, but is referred to by another package.
This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or
is only available from another source

E: Unable to locate package libnl2
E: Package 'libnl2-dev' has no installation candidate
erich@ubuntu:~/Public/OpenPLI/openpliPC$
 

Some people are speaking about "pkg-config" - but I could not use it for the libnl3.

How should I set the path variables that the compiler finds the libnl3 - or how do I install the libnl2.

Do you know a source I get it from?

GreeTs Erich

I don`t know how to install it

The Ubuntu 13.10 package Manager doesn`t give me the Chance to choose the libnl2 - it only gives me libnl3

Do I need extra sources - or how can I install it?

GreeT`s eRich