I cannot run a compiled program on Linux 19 but can on Linux 18 - Boost Problem

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I am building a cryptonote-based coin, I successfully compiled it on Linux 18, and it works perfectly.



I passed the compiled files to Linux 19 Tara, where I have installed the same dependencies as on the Linux 18 PC. When I ran it in the file browser, it did nothing at all. when I ran it through the command line, i get the following error message:



error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.58.0: cannot open 
shared object file: no such file or directory


I installed "libboost-all-dev", so there should be no problem, since it ran on the Linux 18.






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  • I mean a cryptonote-based anonymity coin
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 15:55






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    Short riddle: when you go to a shop, do you ask a 50 cent coke as you had in your youth, or do you ask for a coke? e.g. if moving binaries more modern versions of the OS, the library versions will change. Recompiling it is easier, there are more messier alternatives.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Sep 16 at 16:00











  • Oh okey, then I'll try, thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for my limited knowledge, I am relatively new to Linux
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:03






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    Do you mean "Linux Mint" everywhere you said "Linux"?
    – Joseph Sible
    Sep 16 at 18:19










  • Yes I do, sorry if it is misleading
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 18:07














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I am building a cryptonote-based coin, I successfully compiled it on Linux 18, and it works perfectly.



I passed the compiled files to Linux 19 Tara, where I have installed the same dependencies as on the Linux 18 PC. When I ran it in the file browser, it did nothing at all. when I ran it through the command line, i get the following error message:



error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.58.0: cannot open 
shared object file: no such file or directory


I installed "libboost-all-dev", so there should be no problem, since it ran on the Linux 18.






boost







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  • I mean a cryptonote-based anonymity coin
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 15:55






  • 1




    Short riddle: when you go to a shop, do you ask a 50 cent coke as you had in your youth, or do you ask for a coke? e.g. if moving binaries more modern versions of the OS, the library versions will change. Recompiling it is easier, there are more messier alternatives.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Sep 16 at 16:00











  • Oh okey, then I'll try, thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for my limited knowledge, I am relatively new to Linux
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:03






  • 1




    Do you mean "Linux Mint" everywhere you said "Linux"?
    – Joseph Sible
    Sep 16 at 18:19










  • Yes I do, sorry if it is misleading
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 18:07












up vote
0
down vote

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up vote
0
down vote

favorite











I am building a cryptonote-based coin, I successfully compiled it on Linux 18, and it works perfectly.



I passed the compiled files to Linux 19 Tara, where I have installed the same dependencies as on the Linux 18 PC. When I ran it in the file browser, it did nothing at all. when I ran it through the command line, i get the following error message:



error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.58.0: cannot open 
shared object file: no such file or directory


I installed "libboost-all-dev", so there should be no problem, since it ran on the Linux 18.






boost







share|improve this question















I am building a cryptonote-based coin, I successfully compiled it on Linux 18, and it works perfectly.



I passed the compiled files to Linux 19 Tara, where I have installed the same dependencies as on the Linux 18 PC. When I ran it in the file browser, it did nothing at all. when I ran it through the command line, i get the following error message:



error while loading shared libraries: libboost_system.so.1.58.0: cannot open 
shared object file: no such file or directory


I installed "libboost-all-dev", so there should be no problem, since it ran on the Linux 18.






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  • I mean a cryptonote-based anonymity coin
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 15:55






  • 1




    Short riddle: when you go to a shop, do you ask a 50 cent coke as you had in your youth, or do you ask for a coke? e.g. if moving binaries more modern versions of the OS, the library versions will change. Recompiling it is easier, there are more messier alternatives.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Sep 16 at 16:00











  • Oh okey, then I'll try, thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for my limited knowledge, I am relatively new to Linux
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:03






  • 1




    Do you mean "Linux Mint" everywhere you said "Linux"?
    – Joseph Sible
    Sep 16 at 18:19










  • Yes I do, sorry if it is misleading
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 18:07
















  • I mean a cryptonote-based anonymity coin
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 15:55






  • 1




    Short riddle: when you go to a shop, do you ask a 50 cent coke as you had in your youth, or do you ask for a coke? e.g. if moving binaries more modern versions of the OS, the library versions will change. Recompiling it is easier, there are more messier alternatives.
    – Rui F Ribeiro
    Sep 16 at 16:00











  • Oh okey, then I'll try, thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for my limited knowledge, I am relatively new to Linux
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:03






  • 1




    Do you mean "Linux Mint" everywhere you said "Linux"?
    – Joseph Sible
    Sep 16 at 18:19










  • Yes I do, sorry if it is misleading
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 18:07















I mean a cryptonote-based anonymity coin
– Michael Narper
Sep 16 at 15:55




I mean a cryptonote-based anonymity coin
– Michael Narper
Sep 16 at 15:55




1




1




Short riddle: when you go to a shop, do you ask a 50 cent coke as you had in your youth, or do you ask for a coke? e.g. if moving binaries more modern versions of the OS, the library versions will change. Recompiling it is easier, there are more messier alternatives.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Sep 16 at 16:00





Short riddle: when you go to a shop, do you ask a 50 cent coke as you had in your youth, or do you ask for a coke? e.g. if moving binaries more modern versions of the OS, the library versions will change. Recompiling it is easier, there are more messier alternatives.
– Rui F Ribeiro
Sep 16 at 16:00













Oh okey, then I'll try, thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for my limited knowledge, I am relatively new to Linux
– Michael Narper
Sep 16 at 16:03




Oh okey, then I'll try, thanks for the recommendation, and sorry for my limited knowledge, I am relatively new to Linux
– Michael Narper
Sep 16 at 16:03




1




1




Do you mean "Linux Mint" everywhere you said "Linux"?
– Joseph Sible
Sep 16 at 18:19




Do you mean "Linux Mint" everywhere you said "Linux"?
– Joseph Sible
Sep 16 at 18:19












Yes I do, sorry if it is misleading
– Michael Narper
Sep 17 at 18:07




Yes I do, sorry if it is misleading
– Michael Narper
Sep 17 at 18:07










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Check if you have correct version of boost installed:



$ ldd <executable>





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  • It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:09










  • You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
    – rabbit
    Sep 16 at 16:29











  • I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 22:47











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Check if you have correct version of boost installed:



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  • It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:09










  • You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
    – rabbit
    Sep 16 at 16:29











  • I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 22:47















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Check if you have correct version of boost installed:



$ ldd <executable>





share|improve this answer




















  • It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:09










  • You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
    – rabbit
    Sep 16 at 16:29











  • I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 22:47













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Check if you have correct version of boost installed:



$ ldd <executable>





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Check if you have correct version of boost installed:



$ ldd <executable>






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  • It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:09










  • You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
    – rabbit
    Sep 16 at 16:29











  • I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 22:47

















  • It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 16 at 16:09










  • You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
    – rabbit
    Sep 16 at 16:29











  • I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
    – Michael Narper
    Sep 17 at 22:47
















It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
– Michael Narper
Sep 16 at 16:09




It says: libboost_system.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_filesystem.so.1.58.0 not found, libboost_program_options.so.1.58.0 not found
– Michael Narper
Sep 16 at 16:09












You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
– rabbit
Sep 16 at 16:29





You can try recompiling or upgrading/downgrading boost version, which might break some stuff, but apt should warn you about this, more info here.
– rabbit
Sep 16 at 16:29













I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
– Michael Narper
Sep 17 at 22:47





I actually solved it by installing the same version to the second pc, the problem now is that when I run the program in the terminal with './program' it says: Illegal instrction (SIGILL) (core dumped memory image saved)
– Michael Narper
Sep 17 at 22:47


















 

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