Recent update broke ArtNet Advanced Plugin on RasPi only

[k6ccc]

I have two PocketBeagles and two RasPi-4 installations with FPP 8 Master branch installed.  They also have the ArtNet Advanced Plugin installed.  As of a few days ago, the two RasPi-4s 
are reporting:  Warning ID: 5 - Could not load plugin fpp-ArtNetAdv

When I check the FDDP log as suggested, I am finding these two entries:
2024-09-04 10:37:55.889 (1639) [Plugin] /opt/fpp/src/Plugins.cpp:489: Failed to find shlib /home/fpp/media/plugins/fpp-ArtNetAdv/libfpp-ArtNetAdv.so
2024-09-04 10:37:55.889 (1639) [Plugin] /opt/fpp/src/Plugins.cpp:492: Failed to load shlib: /home/fpp/media/plugins/fpp-ArtNetAdv/libfpp-ArtNetAdv.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

The two PocketBeagle installations are working fine.
All four were updated today, and all four were checked for an update to the plugin (none available).

This is one of the RasPi-4s:

FPP Version:	8.x-master-574-gc303ad92
Platform:	Raspberry Pi (Pi 4)
FPP OS Build:	v2024-08
OS Version:	Raspbian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Hardware Serial Number:	100000009c676bcf
Kernel Version:	6.6.45-v7l+
System Boot Time:	2024-09-03 15:01:57
fppd Uptime:	18:23
Local Git Version:	c303ad9 ChangeLog
Remote Git Version:	c303ad9

And this is one of the PocketBeagles:

FPP Version:	8.x-master-574-gc303ad92
Platform:	BeagleBone Black (PocketBeagle)
FPP OS Build:	v2024-07
OS Version:	Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)
Hardware Serial Number:	1744GPB10423
Kernel Version:	6.6.36-fpp15
System Boot Time:	2024-09-04 10:20:47
fppd Uptime:	25:58
Local Git Version:	c303ad9 ChangeLog
Remote Git Version:	c303ad9

[dkulp]

If you uninstall and re-install the plugin, does it work?     Are there any errors displayed during the install process?

[k6ccc]

Updated all four FPP installations to:  8.x-master-584-gb9e699e4
Then removed the ArtNet Advanced Plugin on the two RasPi-4 installations, and then rebooted.
Then installed the ArtNet Advanced Plugin on both RasPi-4 installations, and then rebooted.
Other than one of the RasPi-4s complaining about low voltage (different issue - it's on VERY temp power), both RasPi installations are not reporting an issue with the plugin.
Note in case it makes any difference.  At the moment, the two RasPi installations are nothing more than the Pi, power to it, a wired LAN connection on the E1.31 show network, and a WiFi connection on a back door network.  Nothing else is connected nor configured.  There was no Playlist built and of course the Plugin was not pointing to a playlist.  I did create a Playlist for the Plugin to point to, but right now there is nothing in that Playlist.  This evening I will load the two sequences for my landscaping show, and add them to the Playlist.  Next up will be to abuse myself by trying to configure the ColorLight cards and maybe actually get some panel configured...

As an entertaining side note, updating from 574 to 584 took over 10 times longer to accomplish on the PocketBeagles than on the RasPi-4s.  Not surprising, but entertaining...