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need help installing CCS 4.0.1 in linux

jed martin
Prodigy 20 points

i'm using Slackware 13.0, and i'm having trouble installing CCS 4.0.1.

i've downloaded setup_CCS_4.0.1.02006.tar.gz and decompressed it into a directory i install everything from /home/jed/install.

i.ve done the following:

chmod +x setup_CCS_4.0.1.02006.bin

./setup_CCS_4.0.1.02006.bin

 

i get the following:

No protocol specified
propArr(BIOS_NAME)          = bios_setuplinux_6_21_00_13
propArr(BIOS_VERSION)       = 6_21_00_13
propArr(CGT_ARM_NAME)       = tms470_4.6.1
propArr(CGT_C2800_NAME)     = c2000_5.2.2
propArr(CGT_C5400_ZIP_NAME) = ld_4_2_0
propArr(CGT_C5500_NAME)     = c5500_4.3.5
propArr(CGT_C6000_NAME)     = c6000_6.1.12
propArr(DS_NAME)            = ti_dspack_setup_4.1.0.735
propArr(DVT_NAME)           = ti_dvt_setup_1.0.0.1868
propArr(IDE_NAME)           = idecore_setup_4.1.0.N201001132100
propArr(IPC_ZIP_NAME)       = ipc_1_00_05_60
propArr(JRE_ZIP_NAME)       = jre_1.5.0_14
propArr(SIM_NAME)           = ti_simpack_setup_3.1.1.0
propArr(XDAIS_ZIP_NAME)     = xdais_6_25_01_08
propArr(XDC_NAME)           = xdctools_setuplinux_3_16_02_32
propArr(XDC_VERSION)        = 3_16_02_32

Where do you want to install Code Composer Studio v4? [/usr/local/CCSv4]

Installing Code Composer Studio v4...

_

 

... and it hangs there. it seems to have installed one of the packages in the list and then just stopped. after waiting about 20min with no hdd activity, i finally quit with ^C.

i am doing this as root, and my default shell is bash.. am i missing something?

  • 0
    TI__Guru**** 171729 points

    Hi,

    I managed to successfully run the installer in a Slackware 12.0 (32 bits), however I recall having a similar behaviour when attempting to install it in a Ubuntu 9.10 64-bits. Is your OS 32 or 64-bits?

    I know installjammer requires the 32-bit versions of the libraries to run in a 64-bit OS (check an interesting discussion here), therefore this may be the case.

    For 64-bit OSes other issues are at stake: the hardware emulation device drivers do not work and you must install a 32-bit JVM due to the Eclipse version used by CCSv4 (3.2 32-bit).

    Hope this helps,

    Rafael

     

  • 0 in reply to desouza
    Prodigy 20 points

    to make matters worse, it seems to have done something more than just lock up. i had to reinstall X and KDE and delete my .kde profile.

    i'm running 32 bit slackware. i might try running windows in a VM session, since the windows version wouldn't install in Wine. i kept getting "You don't have writr permission for C:\Program Files\Texas Instruments". i even got the same error installing it in Wine as root.