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When installing the Azure Sphere SDK for Linux (21.1.1.10482) on Debian 4.19.146-1 x86_64 the installation script does not proceed with the install because it claims to require the libgcc-s1 package.
I was unable to find any package named libgcc-s1 in Debian's package listing.
As a workaround I deleted the line in the installation script that referenced libgcc-s1.
When the libgcc-s1 dependency is removed the script runs and successfully installs the SDK.
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@James Higgins Thanks for reporting us. We will look into the issue and update you as earliest. Appreciate your time and patience.
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Hello @James Higgins Just checking in if you have had a chance to see the previous response.
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I'm having the same issue with the installation script.
I opened up the script and found that the problem is with this condition
lsb_release="$(lsb_release -sr)"
if [[ $lsb_release == "18.04" ]] || [[ $lsb_release == "19.10" ]]
I'm using Linux Mint 19.3, which is essentially Ubuntu 18.04, however when you run lsb_release -sr, it returns 19.3 for my computer.
Hi, thanks for responding and considering supporting Debian in the future.
@James Higgins Glad to hear that you are able to install the SDK successfully after removing the libgcc-s1 dependency.
Thanks for sharing the resolution as well it will definitely benefit to the community reading this thread with similar issue.
Please note that Debian OS is not officially supported and we have not tested the package dependency on Azure Sphere. We will consider your feedback for future updates.
Please let us know if you have any other queries. We would be happy to assist you.