Installing eGrabber on Linux
| 1. | Read the Notice for Linux |
| 2. | Open the support page of the Euresys website: https://www.euresys.com/support/. |
| NOTE: | The Euresys website download area may require user authentication. The user ID and password are not obtained, they are chosen by the user. Access is free and unrestricted. |
| 3. | Expand the eGrabber for Coaxlink and Grablink Duo and Gigelink section to display the file list corresponding to the latest available eGrabber release. |
| 4. | Download the setup file according to the processor architecture: |
| ● | For an installation on AArch64 (64-bit) processor architecture, select the egrabber-linux-aarch64-24.12.3.*.tar.gz setup file. |
| ● | For an installation on x86_64 (64-bit) processor architecture, select the egrabber-linux-x86_64-24.12.3.*.tar.gz setup file. |
| 5. | Extract the egrabber-linux-<ARCH>-<VERSION>.tar.gz archive, e.g., with tar -xaf egrabber-linux-<ARCH>-<VERSION>.tar.gz |
| 6. | Run the installation script: sudo ./egrabber-linux-<ARCH>-<VERSION>/install.sh |
| ● | If you have an existing eGrabber installation, the installer tool prompts you to uninstall it before being able to continue. Otherwise, it prompts you for the selection of the destination folder. |
| ● | After installation, sudo /opt/euresys/egrabber/shell/check-install.sh can be executed to check the eGrabber installation and troubleshoot issues. |