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I am trying to make an nVidia Jetson Nano developer board work with a USB camera that seems to operate over a proprietary protocol, since OpenCV 4 can't interact with it like it can with a simple USB webcam. The docs to the camera I'm working with link to an SDK that is used to set up the camera, and comes with code examples of use of the camera. I installed this SDK, but it won't run due to lack of the libpng12.so.0 shared library file that, I believe, comes with the libpng12 package.
I did a lot of web searching, but failed to find libpng12 specifically for my setup: the board uses Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on an arm64 processor, but I could only find libpng12 for amd64 or and arm64 libpng12 library for 16.04. Does libpng12 for arm64-based Ubuntu 18.04 LTS exist, and if yes, how do I install it?


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Per Ubuntu package logs for libpng and libpng12 packages publishing history:



Removed from disk on 2016-07-08.

Removal requested on 2016-07-08.

Deleted on 2016-07-08 by [redacted] RoQA; superseded by libpng1.6;

Debian bug #822318; LP: #1595485


Published on 2016-04-26



This is superseded by libpng1.6 packages - however I don't believe that they provide libpng12.so.0.


If this is needed by a program you use, whatever SDK you're using needs to be updated to use a newer libpng library, namely libpng1.6 and its packages.


libpng12 does not exist in Bionic, and was last made available in Xenial Xerus 16.04 (as it was removed in Yakkety 16.10).


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