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Install of RTOS432 failed with missing repository.

John DeArmond
Prodigy 150 points

I figured out to install packages locally.  The "experience" still doesn't work but that's a separate issue.  I was trying to install the RTOS432 package.  That part went OK but the install found some dependencies that had to be satisfied. Installing one of these dependencies failed with a missing repository.  Screen capture of the error message is attached.

John

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    TI__Guru**** 171589 points
    John,

    Did you install CCS as superuser? If so, try to add these products by running it as sudo - at least that is the condition I recall when I saw this error message (I am away from my Linux PC to test this).

    A few other tips to make a superuser setup in Linux more friendly can be found at:
    e2e.ti.com/.../1976051

    Hope this helps,
    Rafael
  • 0 in reply to desouza
    Prodigy 150 points

    desouza said:
    John,

    Did you install CCS as superuser? If so, try to add these products by running it as sudo - at least that is the condition I recall when I saw this error message (I am away from my Linux PC to test this).

    Yes, I did the whole install as root.

    desouza said:
    John,

    A few other tips to make a superuser setup in Linux more friendly can be found at:
    e2e.ti.com/.../1976051


    I performed all these actions.
    I then started CCS as root.  The previously selected packages installed and everything looked normal.  I exited CCS and restarted it again as root.  This time the first splash screen hung around a bit longer than usual and then the program exited.  I found the following two hung scripts
    jgd@den:/opt$ ps -ef |grep ccs
    root     13066     1  3 12:45 ?        00:00:03 /opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse/downloads/ccs_update_6.2.0.00050_linux64.bin --ccs true
    root     13093 13066  0 12:45 ?        00:00:00 /bin/sh -c "/tmp/ccs_012722a1-5bf9-4a0f-5f04-7d1f8a57d6ea/tcl/bin/tclsh.sh" "/tmp/ccs_012722a1-5bf9-4a0f-5f04-7d1f8a57d6ea/installer_tcl/update_frontend/main.tcl" --installersrc "/opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse/downloads" --installertmp "/tmp/ccs_012722a1-5bf9-4a0f-5f04-7d1f8a57d6ea" --ccs true --buildid 6.2.0.00050 --prefix "/opt/ti" --eclipseprefix "/opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse" --installer "/opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse/downloads/ccs_update_6.2.0.00050_linux64.bin" --bitness 64-bit --os linux-x64 --osname "Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS" --spversion "" --timestamp 20161129124544

    root     13094 13093  0 12:45 ?        00:00:00 /tmp/ccs_012722a1-5bf9-4a0f-5f04-7d1f8a57d6ea/tcl/bin/tclsh /tmp/ccs_012722a1-5bf9-4a0f-5f04-7d1f8a57d6ea/installer_tcl/update_frontend/main.tcl --installersrc /opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse/downloads --installertmp /tmp/ccs_012722a1-5bf9-4a0f-5f04-7d1f8a57d6ea --ccs true --buildid 6.2.0.00050 --prefix /opt/ti --eclipseprefix /opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse --installer /opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse/downloads/ccs_update_6.2.0.00050_linux64.bin --bitness 64-bit --os linux-x64 --osname Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS --spversion  --timestamp 20161129124544 --buildid 6.2.0.00050 --installer /opt/ti/ccsv6/eclipse/downloads/ccs_update_6.2.0.00050_linux64.bin
    jgd      13169 29454  0 12:47 pts/3    00:00:00 grep ccs
    jgd@den:/opt$
    Each time I try to start CCS as root, it leaves two more scripts hung in memory.
    Most likely a permissions problem but I have no idea where to look.
    As I type this, about an hour after I collected the above data, CCS continued with its execution, asking me for a work directory and then presenting the desktop as root.  Is there anything I can do on my end to get rid of that timeout delay?
    Thanks
    John