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PROCESSOR-SDK-AM62X: Getting error when running "sudo apt update" command .

SMPL
Intellectual 561 points
Part Number: PROCESSOR-SDK-AM62X


Getting error when running "sudo apt update" command and error is "sudo : apt:command not found".
dr-download.ti.com/.../tisdk-default-image-am62xx-evm.wic.xz
The link to the flashing image is provided here.

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    TI__Guru 70202 points
    SMPL said:
    Getting error when running "sudo apt update" command and error is "sudo : apt:command not found".

    'apt' is the package manager of our Debian-based distribution. If you would like to use that you'd want to download and flash the AM62x Debian image (tisdk-debian-bookworm-am62xx-evm.wic.xz) from the AM62x Linux SDK download folder at https://www.ti.com/tool/PROCESSOR-SDK-AM62X

    (Note that our standard Arago-based SDK uses the 'opkg' package manager).

    Regards, Andreas

  • 0 in reply to Andreas Dannenberg
    Intellectual 561 points

    While running the 'opkg update' command in Arago-based SDK , I get the following error:

    • opkg_lock: could not create lock file /run/opkg.lock: permission denied.
    • opkg_cmd_exec: Command failed to capture privilege lock: permission denied.
  • 0 in reply to SMPL
    TI__Guru 70202 points

    The use of 'opkg' in combination with the standard SDK images is only useful to install packages (that you build yourself) after copying them to the local filesystem. But for development you may as well just build them directly into the Yocto images. There's no public server etc. setup to pull packages from. If your goal is to access a large library of ready-to-use packages you may be better off with our Debian images as pointed out earlier.

    Regards, Andreas