CCS 11.1.0 Linux host command line installer issue

Wolfgang Wendler TI

Other Parts Discussed in Thread: SYSCONFIG, C2000WARE

Team,

Assigned customer is having issues with the command line instsller for CCS on linux host. Please see description from customer:

What do I want to achieve?: running docker container in which I will be able to build our code.

What am I doing to achieve this?: I am downloading the offline CCS installer from TI site by command: “wget https://dr-download.ti.com/software-development/ide-configuration-compiler-or-debugger/MD-J1VdearkvK/11.1.0.00011/CCS11.1.0.00011_linux-x64.tar.gz”

And after that I am running installer from command line with additional options taken from: https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_installer-cli.html

According to above – after providing PF_CC2X option – installer should install simplelink SDK alongside CCS. Problem is that its not happening for some reason.

Installation directory after installation is finished:

Although, installer is not installing these additional components, I can see that it has their files prepared in its “components” directory:

So, the question is: how can I force this installer to install those components?
Currently used command for installation: cd /CCS11.1.0.00011_linux-x64 && ./ccs_setup_11.1.0.00011.run --enable-components PF_CC2X,SYSCONFIG --mode unattended --install-BlackHawk true --install-Segger true --prefix /opt/ti

Thanks and regards,

/ Wolfgang

over 3 years ago

0 Ki over 3 years ago

TI__Guru**** 471801 points

Hello,

Wolfgang Wendler TI said:
And after that I am running installer from command line with additional options taken from: https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_installer-cli.html

According to above – after providing PF_CC2X option – installer should install simplelink SDK alongside CCS. Problem is that its not happening for some reason.

This is not the case. The SDK must be downloaded and installed separately.

The PF_CC2X option simply installs CCS device support for CC13xx and CC26xx devices. This means that CCS can build projects for those devices and start a dbeug session for them. It does NOT install the simpelink SDK for them.

Wolfgang Wendler TI said:
So, the question is: how can I force this installer to install those components?

Those components should automatically get installed if PF_CC2X is specified.

Thanks

0 Wolfgang Wendler TI over 3 years ago in reply to Ki

TI__Intellectual 2400 points

Hi Ki,

Thank you for quick response!

I have passed the info to my customer. I'll get back to you if they have any follow up questions.

Thanks,

/ Wolfgang

0 Ki over 3 years ago in reply to Wolfgang Wendler TI

TI__Guru**** 471801 points

Wolfgang - I cleaned up the thread a bit and move it as requested. Your customer is free to post any follow up questions to this thread.

Thanks

0 Wolfgang Wendler TI over 3 years ago in reply to Ki

TI__Intellectual 2400 points

Ki,

Excellent, thank you. I will forward the thread link to my customer.

Thanks,

/ Wolfgang

0 Karol Duda over 3 years ago

Prodigy 40 points

Hello, Thank you for taking care of our problem!
Unfortunately, installing SDK separately doesn't help... What I am doing right now is: installing sdk with use of previously downloaded linux installer:

But there is still a message during project compilation:

Could you please tell me how this should be done in command line in order to compile correctly? (We do not have any problems using GUI, but we want to setup pipeline deployment inside docker container)
BR
Karol

0 Ki over 3 years ago in reply to Karol Duda

TI__Guru**** 471801 points

Hello Karol,

Please note that there are two steps you need here.

The first is to install the product. You already did with the below:

Karol Duda said:
What I am doing right now is: installing sdk with use of previously downloaded linux installer:

The second step in to have CCS "discover" the installed product so that it can be used. What does that mean? See the section "Product Discovery" in the below link:

https://dev.ti.com/tirex/explore/node?node=AO8DVCZhl0Kt5-yIAVmyvQ__FUz-xrs__LATEST

Of course you want to do this from the command line. To do that, please see the FAQ titled "Is there a command line option to specify a path for a new discoverable software product (C2000Ware, SimpleLink SDK, etc) so CCS can detect it?" towards the bottom of the below link

https://software-dl.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/ccs_projects-command-line.html#is-there-a-command-line-option-to-specify-a-path-for-a-new-discoverable-software-product-c2000ware-simplelink-sdk-etc-so-ccs-can-detect-it-

Thanks

0 Karol Duda over 3 years ago in reply to Ki

Prodigy 40 points

Hello Ki,

Thank you for the link It solves the missing SDK installation issue.

Could you tell me if simplelink SDK installer can be fetched from the console (for example by wget)?

Best regards,
Karol

0 Ki over 3 years ago in reply to Karol Duda

TI__Guru**** 471801 points

Karol Duda said:
Could you tell me if simplelink SDK installer can be fetched from the console (for example by wget)?

I do not believe so. However the SDK is developed by a different group than the tools team and you may want to create a new thread in the connectivity forum to confirm.

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