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2010-05-29
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I'd guess that the root user don't have access to /home/ask/ , I'd put it somewhere else temporarily.
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2010-05-29
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when I tried on ubuntu 9.10 64 bit to install with the deb flasher, I got an error, something about the system not being i386 compatible... Figured it was due to the 64bit... I folded and just installed from my wife's laptop using windows xp 32bit.
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by filologen
it is there right before your eyes: sudo doesn't find the file/directory.
I hope someone can provide a solutionCode:sudo: unable to execute /home/ask/Desktop/flasher/flasher-3.5: No such file or directory
(btw: I have also tried installing the flasher-3.5 deb package and the running "/usr/bin/flasher-3.5 ..." but the result is the same)
what about cding to the correct directory and
Code:
sudo ./flasher-3.5
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2010-05-29
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has flasher permission?
did you try chmod +x /home/ask/Desktop/flasher/flasher-3.5 before run it?
did you try chmod +x /home/ask/Desktop/flasher/flasher-3.5 before run it?
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2010-05-29
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@ ToJa92
The roor user does seem to have access to the /home/ask folder (I can e.g. delete files in that directory while being root user), and the problem also persist if I use the flasher in /usr/bin.
I don't have access to a windows or 32 bit GNU/linux machine, and I also think that the flasher should work on GNU/linux machine.
@dantonic: The problem with the deb package you tried to install is that you have to force architecture, then it should actually work, but perhaps it doesn't.
Has anyone succeed in using flasher-3.5 in 64 bit GNU/linux?
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The roor user does seem to have access to the /home/ask folder (I can e.g. delete files in that directory while being root user), and the problem also persist if I use the flasher in /usr/bin.
I don't have access to a windows or 32 bit GNU/linux machine, and I also think that the flasher should work on GNU/linux machine.
@dantonic: The problem with the deb package you tried to install is that you have to force architecture, then it should actually work, but perhaps it doesn't.
Has anyone succeed in using flasher-3.5 in 64 bit GNU/linux?
Thanks
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by CepiPerez
Yep, tried that.
has flasher permission?
did you try chmod +x /home/ask/Desktop/flasher/flasher-3.5 before run it?
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2010-05-29
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Originally Posted by ossipena
I have tried both to be in the actual directory and giving the exact path to the file without any success:-(
it is there right before your eyes: sudo doesn't find the file/directory.
what about cding to the correct directory and
?Code:sudo ./flasher-3.5
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2010-05-29
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This is odd...only other thing I can think of offhand is to check your $PATH and see if it's correct.
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2010-05-29
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This is indead strange!
Just to check, I copied another executable to the same directory and tried running it with sudo and everything worked as it should, so the problem must be related to the flasher-3.5 file.
It's getting late here, and my head might play games with me, but it would be interesting to hear if someone has used the latest version of flasher-3.5 on GNU/linux 64 bit.
Just to check, I copied another executable to the same directory and tried running it with sudo and everything worked as it should, so the problem must be related to the flasher-3.5 file.
It's getting late here, and my head might play games with me, but it would be interesting to hear if someone has used the latest version of flasher-3.5 on GNU/linux 64 bit.
(btw: I have also tried installing the flasher-3.5 deb package and the running "/usr/bin/flasher-3.5 ..." but the result is the same)
Last edited by filologen; 2010-05-30 at 09:02. Reason: solved the problem