Re: Illegal instruction....

[David J Taylor]

> Thanks, Bryan.  Looks like that isn't the problem:
>
> pi@raspi-3:~ $ dpkg -l | grep gps
> rc  gpsd                           3.20-8~bpo10+1 
> armhf Global Positioning System - daemon
> ii  libgps-dev                     3.20-8~bpo10+1 
> armhf Global Positioning System - development files
> ii  libgps26:armhf                 3.20-8~bpo10+1 
> armhf Global Positioning System - library
> ii  python3-gps                    3.20-8~bpo10+1 
> armhf Global Positioning System - Python 3 libraries

I think they are the problem - I'm pretty sure they are not the executables 
you built but are the ones installed when you attempted to use a backported 
version of gps-3.20.

I generally use the 'aptitude' command for installing/purging software 
because it understands dependencies.

maybe you could try:
apt-get install aptitude
aptitude purge gpsd libgps-dev libgps26:armhf

Bryan Christianson
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Thanks, Bryan.  I may try that.  It would help if one could run an apt(-get) 
install from the source files I spent 30 minutes compiling.  Perhaps one 
can?

I'm hoping that someone can come up with the correct linking magic!

Cheers,
David
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