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imraghavagr opened this issue Apr 15, 2022 · 2 comments
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Incorrect command given for running install.sh in ubuntu #170

imraghavagr opened this issue Apr 15, 2022 · 2 comments
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The below command does not execute "install.sh" file for installing arduino-1.x through ubuntu terminal:

assets/install.sh

Quick Start Github docs link.
Quick Start Arduino website link.

The solution to the above problem is:

sudo sh assets/install.sh

NOTE:

  • Remove 'sudo' keyword if already running terminal with administrative rights.
  • The folder structure of the latest 1.8.19 version does not have 'assets' folder in it and the 'intall.sh' is directly placed in the "arduino-1.8.19" folder. In this case run the following command:
sudo sh install.sh

I would be very happy to send a pull request related to the changes I mentioned above.

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marqdevx commented May 2, 2022

Hey, thanks for the report!
I would replicate the issue this week

And yes feel free to make a PR with those changes! 😄

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Update terminal based installation in Linux.md #170
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#196 merged fix, thanks!

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