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  • in reply to: Use existing RPi OS? #36993
    evilc
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    I just recreated the project in MSBuild, and the “Synchronize Sysroot” button is still not there

    in reply to: Use existing RPi OS? #36991
    evilc
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    OK, that fixed that.

    I managed to run the basic hello world test, all OK.

    I am now on the WiringPi tutorial, at step 5

    I am using CMake, and it says

    Go to the MSBuild Settings (or CMake Build Settings page if you are using CMake) and click “Synchronize Sysroot”

    I cannot find this button. My screen does not look like the MSBuild screenshot in your tutorial.

    To the right of the “Toolchain” box is a spanner icon, but it’s not in there

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    in reply to: Use existing RPi OS? #36988
    evilc
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    Looks like my distro does not have lsb_release

    I tried installing it, but now I get:

    VisualGDB version: 6.0.108.5338
    —————— System.Exception ——————
    System.Exception: The target system image does not match the selected toolchain:
    Command: lsb_release -c
    Output:
    Codename: trixie

    at k23.c(zz a)
    at k23.a(zz a)
    at VisualGDB.Common_GUI.WPF.ItemizedProgressWindow.<>c__DisplayClass2_0`1.<RunAction>b__0()
    trace=[k23.c:632, k23.a:71, VisualGDB.Common_GUI.WPF.ItemizedProgressWindow+<>c__DisplayClass2_0`1.<RunAction>b__0:0]

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    in reply to: Use existing RPi OS? #36986
    evilc
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    Thanks

    I appear to have gcc and gdb installed

    I already have VS on my Windows PC able to debug code on the Pi, without using VisualGDB, I am just utterly stuck on how to import libraries without VisualGDB (I am basically trying to do this without VisualGDB)

    Should I not be able to get it working on my existing install, is there a GUI-less RPi image that I can use with VisualGDB?

    ie it looks like the “normal” method would be to use this menu to download an SD image:

     

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