I have tried googling this but it would seem i should log in as root in the command line console and then cd to the directory containing the file....then if i do this :
Mylogin Downloads # sh mplabx-ide-v1.00a-linux-installer.run
I get this....
mplabx-ide-v1.00a-linux-installer.run: 2: Syntax error: end of file unexpected (expecting ")")
Is it me?
Thanks in advance
J
[Solved]Can't install a .run file, not sure how.
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[Solved]Can't install a .run file, not sure how.
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Re: Can't install a .run file, not sure how.
it's not safe to use root terminal doing such a thing. using sudo or gksudo was better.
to be able to run a .run file, first you must set the file to be executable (using right-click > properties > permission)
then you can type on terminal or
to be able to run a .run file, first you must set the file to be executable (using right-click > properties > permission)
then you can type on terminal
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./filename.run
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sudo ./filename.run
Re: [Solved]Can't install a .run file, not sure how.
Many thanks lahirdenganselamat. Useful info and i learned something too. It is installing right now.