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Visual Studio 2017 for Mac -> Target Raspbian Linux Armhf using Entity Framework
I am using VS2017 for Mac to make a ASP net core application. It is net core 2.0.4
I have the web app working and added sqlite support using Entity Framework.
Everything runs fine on Mac os for the sqlite.
When I try to run it on my raspberry pi running raspbian, the other web pages all work just fine.
When I try to go to the page that loads the sqlite database I get the error that everyone has seen that e_sqlite cannot be loaded.
I read a post saying to come to this repo and download the libe_sqlite.so file and just put it in the same folder as my application.
There are a lot of other .so files there as well, so I put libe_sqlite.so in that same folder.
I made sure to chmod +x it so it was executable like the others.
I still get the same error about not being able to load e_sqlite module.
Can someone help me?
Sorry, somehow I didn't notice this issue when it first came in.
Have you moved past the problem yet?
I switched to mysql, but if there is an easy fix sqlite is much easier to setup.
On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 12:15 PM Eric Sink [email protected] wrote:
Sorry, somehow I didn't notice this issue when it first came in.
Have you moved past the problem yet?
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What version of SQLitePCL.raw are you using?
And what command did you use to publish for raspbian?
(So in other words, no there is no easy fix, at least not until we diagnose what's wrong, which could take some time.)
Whatever the latest nuget package is as of the day I posted this issue. I am all set up with mysql now so I will branch what I have and have to go back to that to help diagnose.
I was using the publish with -r linux-arm.