Linux Problem

godreborn · May 23, 2022

I'm not sure what's causing this, but I'd tried chown and chmod with all privileges, but this. splashtool is in the devkitpro directory (/opt/devkitpro/splashtool). I've not had this issue before with this stuff:

godreborn@GODREBORN-LAPTOP:~/fastboot3DS$ make
make[2]: '/home/godreborn/fastboot3DS/arm9/fastboot3DS9.bin' is up to date.
make[2]: '/home/godreborn/fastboot3DS/superhax/superhax.bin' is up to date.
banner.png
menu.png
make[2]: splashtool: Permission denied
make[2]: *** [/home/godreborn/fastboot3DS/arm11/Makefile:168: menu.spla.o] Error 127
make[2]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
make[2]: splashtool: Permission denied
make[2]: *** [/home/godreborn/fastboot3DS/arm11/Makefile:168: banner.spla.o] Error 127
make[1]: *** [Makefile:115: all] Error 2
make: *** [Makefile:44: checkarm11] Error 2

tech3475 · May 23, 2022

Does it happen when run as root/sudo?

godreborn · May 23, 2022

yes, I got it just now. I had to chmod +x each individual file, but I did all in one folder in a lump sum. not sure why this folder was doing that:

tech3475 · May 23, 2022

godreborn said:
yes, I got it just now. I had to chmod +x each individual file, but I did all in one folder in a lump sum. not sure why this folder was doing that:

Did you do something like 'chmod (permission) (folder)' or 'chmod -R (permission) (folder)'?

godreborn · May 23, 2022

I used + on the folder.

godreborn · May 23, 2022

for some reason, the command was not being recursive, so all subfolders were unchanged.

tech3475 · May 23, 2022

godreborn said:
I used + on the folder.

godreborn said:
some reason, the command was not being recursive, so all subfolders were unchanged.

That might be why, for recursive chmod you need -R:
https://linuxize.com/post/chmod-recursive/

godreborn · May 23, 2022

tech3475 said:
That might be why, for recursive chmod you need -R:
https://linuxize.com/post/chmod-recursive/

so you could use chmod -r +x folder name?

tech3475 · May 23, 2022

godreborn said:
so you could use chmod -r +x folder name?

Be careful as -r removes read permissions, -R is recursive. In theory "chmod -R +x (folder)" should work, but the page also uses the number variation for permissions.

It may be worth reading around, this site seems to give a bit more detail:
https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/it-ops/linux-file-permissions

godreborn · May 26, 2022

tech3475 said:
Be careful as -r removes read permissions, -R is recursive. In theory "chmod -R +x (folder)" should work, but the page also uses the number variation for permissions.

It may be worth reading around, this site seems to give a bit more detail:
https://www.pluralsight.com/blog/it-ops/linux-file-permissions

how do you get new files to inherit the same permissions? I mean I'm trying to build an sm64-port, but when it extracts the assets, tons of permission denied errors.

tech3475 · May 26, 2022

godreborn said:
how do you get new files to inherit the same permissions? I mean I'm trying to build an sm64-port, but when it extracts the assets, tons of permission denied errors.

1) Where did you get the source code?
2) Was it a zip folder or did you use e.g. 'git clone'
3) Is this within your home folder?

I ask because I just tried to compile a version of SM64 for Linux and it worked just fine following it's instructions and I used my (home)/Downloads folder
https://github.com/sm64-port/sm64-port

godreborn · May 26, 2022

https://github.com/OsirizX/sm64-port/tree/ps4

the normal version compiles just fine, but there's a problem with this one.

godreborn · May 26, 2022

I got it by downgrading openorbis to 0.5, which the dev said he used. tons of permission errors, but they turned out to be faulty ones, so something must've been wrong with the make file or something:

godreborn · May 27, 2022

do you know how to use a specific version of llvm or clang if you have several installed? I think my system is using the latest.

tech3475 · May 27, 2022

godreborn said:
do you know how to use a specific version of llvm or clang if you have several installed? I think my system is using the latest.

Depends on the distro/package manager, I know with apt you can specify a version to install:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/428772/how-to-install-specific-version-of-some-package

godreborn · May 28, 2022

do you know what could be wrong where ubuntu can't find zlib.h? the file is present:

tech3475 · May 28, 2022

godreborn said:
do you know what could be wrong where ubuntu can't find zlib.h? the file is present:

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I'd try reinstalling it via apt, both 'normal' and dev versions:
https://itsfoss.com/install-zlib-ubuntu/

godreborn · May 28, 2022

tech3475 said:
I'd try reinstalling it via apt, both 'normal' and dev versions:
https://itsfoss.com/install-zlib-ubuntu/

this is what happened:

tech3475 · May 28, 2022

godreborn said:
this is what happened:

View attachment 311711

What was the exact command you ran?

godreborn · May 28, 2022

sudo apt remove package name

now, I get a cpu read error for installing or removing anything.

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