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CCS/CODECOMPOSER: Error installing code composer on centos linux

Part Number: CODECOMPOSER


Tool/software: Code Composer Studio

When I'm trying to run the CCS v8 linux installer to install on centos 7, I get the following error.

>Error copying file from /tmp/bitrock_installer_3681.log to /home/bcunningham/***unknown variable installer_location***/ccs_8.2.0.00007.log
:Destination not writable

Please advise.

Bill

  • Is CentOS 7 supported?
  • The site says "a CENTOS distribution" but doesn't say which one.
  • Bill,

    Could you post the bitrock file from /tmp here? 

    Thanks,

    Danish

  • Here is what I ran earlier.

    <log contents>
    Log started 10/12/2018 at 13:28:57
    Preferred installation mode : text
    Trying to init installer in mode text
    Mode text successfully initialized
    [13:28:57] Found mode --mode text --debuglevel 4
    [13:28:57] CentOS
    Executing chmod -R 666 "/tmp/bitrock_installer_6410.log"
    Script exit code: 0

    Script output:


    Script stderr:


    (END)
    </log contents>

    But I did notice an error saying that running in text mode was not supported.

    When I re-ran it without specifying text mode I got the following:

    <log contents>

    Log started 10/12/2018 at 13:29:58
    Preferred installation mode : unattended
    Trying to init installer in mode unattended
    Mode unattended successfully initialized
    [13:29:59] Found mode --debuglevel 4
    [13:29:59] CentOS
    [13:29:59] installer_command_line_arguments : --debuglevel 4

    [13:29:59] installer_command_line_arguments : --debuglevel 4
    [13:29:59] Product Name Code Composer Studio 8.2.0
    [13:29:59] Product Version 8.2.0.00007
    [13:29:59] --debuglevel 4
    Preparing to Install
    Preparing to Install
    Unpacking files
    Unpacking files
    Unpacking files
    Unpacking files
    Unpacking files
    Unpacking files
    Unpacking files
    [13:29:59] admin = 0
    [13:29:59] installertype = setup
    [13:29:59] ccsinstaller_name ccs_setup_linux64_8.2.0.00007.bin
    [13:29:59] Installer: /home/bcunningham/Downloads/CCS8.2.0.00007_linux-x64/ccs_setup_linux64_8.2.0.00007.bin
    Executing chmod -R 777 "/tmp/ccs_f262879e-667b-4137-5d88-5192a183bea5/tcl"
    Script exit code: 0

    Script output:


    Script stderr:


    Executing chmod -R 777 "/tmp/ccs_f262879e-667b-4137-5d88-5192a183bea5/util"
    Script exit code: 0

    Script output:


    Script stderr:


    Executing chmod -R 777 "/tmp/ccs_f262879e-667b-4137-5d88-5192a183bea5/dependency-checker"
    Script exit code: 0

    Script output:


    Script stderr:


    [13:30:01]
    [13:30:01] running /tmp/ccs_f262879e-667b-4137-5d88-5192a183bea5/tcl/bin/tclsh.sh "/tmp/ccs_f262879e-667b-4137-5d88-5192a183bea5/installer_tcl/main_frontend/main.tcl" --installersrc "/home/bcunningham/Downloads/CCS8.2.0.00007_linux-x64" --installertmp "/tmp/ccs_f262879e-667b-4137-5d88-5192a183bea5" --debuglevel 4 --buildid 8.2.0.00007 --installer "/home/bcunningham/Downloads/CCS8.2.0.00007_linux-x64/ccs_setup_linux64_8.2.0.00007.bin" --bitness 64-bit --os linux-x64 --osname "CentOS" --spversion "" --timestamp 20181012132959 --AVon false --tl false
    </log contents>

    And it now appears to be working as it should be!

    ccs setup is now running and giving me the following message:

    tarting dependency checks...
    Operating System Check: CentOS -> OK
    Display Check -> OK
    GLib dependency Check -> OK
    Library dependency Check -> Failed to locate system libraries required for CCS operation:

    libusb-0.1.so.4


    For more information on how to install these, please visit:
    software-dl.ti.com/.../ccsv8_linux_host_support.html

    I think I may actually have it now.

    Thanks!

    Bill
  • Good to hear. Yes, text mode is not supported.
  • I had to install the libusb and libXScrnSaver(.i686) libraries from yum to get things to working but I'm now running on Centos7.

    Might want to update the install directions with this information to save time for others.

    Thanks!