create-sdcard.sh wont work

Erwin,

Try running the script from inside of the SDK path.  i.e.

cd /usr/local/ti-sdk-am335x-evm

sudo ./bin/create-sdcard.sh

Chase

Thanks, Chase but still the scripts is not finding the SDK...

Script output

################################################################################

    Choose file path to install from

    1 ) Install pre-built images from SDK
    2 ) Enter in custom boot and rootfs file paths

################################################################################

Choose now [1/2] : 1

 
Will now install from SDK pre-built images
no SDK PATH found
Enter path to SDK : /usr/local/ti-sdk-am335x-evm/

Directory exists

Invalid SDK path make sure to include ti-sdk-xxxx
Enter path to SDK :

Well finally i got it to work, i had to edit the script because it could not grep the default SDK path

instead of grep -o '.*ti-sdk.*.[0-9]' there should be grep -o '.*ti-sdk.*.[0-9].*.'

Erwin,

Yes.  You need the version in the name.  Sorry about that, I forgot that need.

Chase

Wouldn't it make sense to fix the script in the distribution?  So we don't have to waste our time finding this post?

This process has been so painful for me I'm ready to give up on TI, Beagle Bone Black, ARM, etc.  Nothing should be this obfuscated!

I hit with that too.. I encourage the team to fix it..

I had to replace the grep condition with PARSEPATH="/usr/local/ti-sdk-am335x-evm" to be able to bypass the expression check.

Hi,

Im also facing the same problem. Please let me know where I need to change the version name and what shall I write in script file. Im using TI SDK 6.0.0.

Rajeswari