Hi all!
I've just subscribed to this mailing list, in hopes of getting some clarification to how Genode works!
I've been trying to run Genode on a NOVA microkernel. Although I had much progress following the steps in http://genode.org/documentation/platforms/nova, I was stuck at the last step when I was supposed to run *make run/demo*.
I got the error */usr/bin/expect: bad interpreter: No such file or directory* *make: *** [run/demo] Error 126*
Some background: I followed all the steps, even those that are not in that page above, like commenting out certain parts of *build.conf* in the build directory (I named mine *build_dir)*. I searched around, and found out from http://sourceforge.net/p/genode/discussion/825067/thread/e2d61570/?limit=25#... that I haven't had the expect package installed. But I still got the same error after installing the package.
Could someone explain to me why I'm having this problem? Also, where should I run the *make run/demo* in? Logically, I should run it in a directory with a *Makefile* right?
Cheers Daren
Hi Daren,
On 01.07.2015 10:11, Daren Sin wrote:
I got the error //usr/bin/expect: bad interpreter: No such file or directory/ /make: *** [run/demo] Error 126/ / / Some background: I followed all the steps, even those that are not in that page above, like commenting out certain parts of /build.conf/ in the build directory (I named mine /build_dir)/. I searched around, and found out from http://sourceforge.net/p/genode/discussion/825067/thread/e2d61570/?limit=25#... that I haven't had the expect package installed. But I still got the same error after installing the package.
Maybe your expect packed didn't install to /usr/bin/. You may circumvent this problem by creating a link. Find out where your expect resides in (for example by using whereis) and do
sudo ln -sf $YOUR_ABSOLUTE_EXPECT_PATH /usr/bin/expect
Cheers, Martin
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Martin Stein