Solution
One common cause is that the shared object is either missing required dependencies or built for the wrong architecture.
To diagnose this, you can use the ldd tool, which lists the shared libraries required by a given binary or shared object.
On most Linux distributions, ldd is pre-installed. If it's not installed, you can install it using your corresponding package manager.
After installation, navigate to the directory containing your .so file and run:
ldd your_shared_object.so
If missing components are listed: This suggests the shared object may not be compiled for the correct architecture or is missing dependencies. Recompile the object or install the required libraries.
If no missing components are listed but the error persists, please contact NI Support for further assistance.