Hello everybody,
I'm building a simplified pd version of the GRM freeze plugin for a standalone instrument based on raspberry pi and satellite linux distro. I built the patch on pd extended under mac os x 10.6.8 and then transferred it on the rasp, everything works perfectly but I cannot get the loop~ object showing up in pd extended in satellite.
I can see that it's there, in its folder with all the other externals and already compiled for linux.
When I try to add the folder from file/path and startup and reboot pd reports: cannot open shared object file no such file or directory.

I don't think it's an issue related to how that specific object is compiled because I also tried to load on startup some other externals that I can see in the help browser and in the folder but they just don't load..
My guess is that I'm wrong with some very basic procedure of adding already available externals to the list. I'm very new to linux also..

I also tried with [import loop~/loop~] and [declare -stdlib pathtoloop~/loop~] but with no results.

Can anybody help me? it would be very appreciated.
Loop~ object is sort of the core of everything in the patch and I'm quite worried that I'll have to restart many things from scratch in case I cannot solve this issue.
An alternative, very appreciated help, would be an advice or an abstraction about how to samphold the frequency of a phasor(the pitch of the same phasor that controls the samphold), I used the loop~ object to avoid the logical loops occurring when doing this..
thanks a lot.

Any help please?