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I want to install OpenCV 2.2 on a Ångström Linux enviroment. I tried to install, but I didn't succeed. What are the steps to install OpenCV on Ångström Linux?

Peter Mortensen
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omer
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I am using Angstrom 2011.03 on a BeagleBoard-xM. This has OpenCV 2.2 in the package manager (see e.g. [1]).

So I just did:

opkg install libopencv-highgui-dev

However, this only was successful at the 3rd attempt.

Robert Pollak
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I've the same issue...

I have a BeagleBoard-xM rev.C and I made an Ångström Linux base-image using openembedded. All works fine! Now, I'm trying to cross-compile a simple OpenCV application for the target using Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty Narwhal) 64-bit and a cross-compile toolchain (Sourcery CodeBench Lite 2011.09-70 for ARM GNU/Linux), but some error occurred.

I tried to cross-compile another application, like nano, and it's OK.

Peter Mortensen
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giacomof
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This will be helpful.

opkg update
opkg install opencv
opkg install opencv-apps
Vijay Panchal
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You have provided very little information, but here is what I'm assuming:

  • You're using a BeagleBoard
  • Your beagleboard has enough "umph" to actually run OpenCV applications
  • You have compilation working on your BeagleBoard.

I would recommend you follow this walkthrough.

And then, if

  • It fails to compile, check your toolchain, and try compiling nano or some other small application.
  • If it compiles, but your OpenCV based applications don't work, make sure you have updated Ångström Linux recently, and your toolchain is recent.
Peter Mortensen
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