Hello. I recently install manjaro on my computer and wanted to try making a payload with custom text. I followed the guide, install devkit arm and all that. When I open the fusee folder in terminal and type make, it says “make: command not found” any possible solution?
open up a terminal windows and type in
EDIT: While you're at it install "base-devel" as well since it should install most things you'll need for compiling things, Been a while since i used pacman and have never used manjaro so IDK if names are different.
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sudo pacman install makeEDIT: While you're at it install "base-devel" as well since it should install most things you'll need for compiling things, Been a while since i used pacman and have never used manjaro so IDK if names are different.
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ok so i installed make, now im getting a different error when i type make.
src/display/cfb_console.c:558:2: error: 'memcpy' accessing 3883008 bytes at offsets 0 and 49152 overlaps 3833856 bytes at offset 49152 [-Werror=restrict]
memcpy(CONSOLE_ROW_FIRST, CONSOLE_ROW_SECOND,
^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
CONSOLE_SCROLL_SIZE);
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
what do i do now?
try asking in the Reswitch discord cause IDK anything about possible errors with compiling.
Look, I hate to be that guy... but you should not be trying to do this.
The fact that you dont know what Make does, why it fails the way it does, and how to install it, shows you have 0 experience in development, or are savvy with IT or a CLI. Not trying to be rude, but this is not for you.
Cross-compiling is not the first thing you should try if you've never used a CLI, which, based off OP, you havent.
Again, not trying to sound like an a-hole, but you are basically trying to fix all the house wiring and plumbing, because you've used electricity and running water before. It just doesnt work that way.
The fact that you dont know what Make does, why it fails the way it does, and how to install it, shows you have 0 experience in development, or are savvy with IT or a CLI. Not trying to be rude, but this is not for you.
Cross-compiling is not the first thing you should try if you've never used a CLI, which, based off OP, you havent.
Again, not trying to sound like an a-hole, but you are basically trying to fix all the house wiring and plumbing, because you've used electricity and running water before. It just doesnt work that way.
You got this because of bug in the code. memmove() should be used instead of memcpy() in case of overlapping buffers.
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