How can i fix this problem?

Hi

I'm trying to install all the missing linux packages and libraries required to make the Raspbian OS compatible with MATLAB and SIMULINK by choosing option customize the existing Raspbian OS running on my hardware Raspberry pi 4, so i got an error during installing packages and libraries Error executing command "sudo ldconfig -p grep libmmal.so" .

Thank you

[Walter Roberson]

I am not clear what you are trying to do. Raspberry Pi cannot run MATLAB or Simulink, only programs deployed to the hardware

[Hayat]

i'm talking about hardware setup on simulink after i installed simulink support package for raspberry pi, i'm trying to configure the hardware to run a costume image of raspbian Linux operating system on the hardware, so if i choose setup hardware with mathworks raspbian image my pc can't find raspberry pi adress ip, and when i choose customize the existing Raspbian OS runnig on my hardware i got an error Error executing command "sudo ldconfig -p grep libmmal.so"

[Walter Roberson]

sudo ldconfig -p | grep libmmal.so

[Hayat]

yes, how can i fix it?

[Chris Hellmann]

During Raspberry Pi Hardware Setup I also get this error, has anyone found a workaround for it?

[Abdennour zeghida]

hi , same problem with me ,

Answer 1

[Prasanth Sunkara]

I thought I would clarify the compatibility of Hardware Setup's OS customization option of various(latest ones) MATLAB releases and the Raspberry Pi OSes.

1) Only Debian version of Raspbian OS is supported. That means Ubuntu based distro's are not supported.

2) Till R2022b MATLAB version, 32-bit buster, stretch OSes are supported. Bullseye OS is not supported as of R2022b.

3) 64 bit OS is not supported as of R2022b(R2022b is the latest MATLAB version at the time of wiriting this post).

If some one is reading this post in future, when R2023a and above versions are released, please note that Bullseye support and 64 bit OS support "may" be added by MathWorks. Please check official MATLAB release notes to get info on latest updates.

[Llewellyn Kordom]

So what works?

Debian bookworn and debian bulleye both give the same issue.