Setting Up A Development Environment With Andlinux

[tom_a_sparks]

I have looked @ http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_dev...ent_%28Linux%29
gp2xSDK and devkitGP2X and both have failed with command not found

 

[DJWillis]

I have looked @ http://wiki.gp2x.org/wiki/Setting_up_a_dev...ent_%28Linux%29
gp2xSDK and devkitGP2X and both have failed with command not found

You may want to give us more info on your problems.

If it is just simply that you need help to setup a toolchain pop onto #GP2XDev on EfNet and I am sure some of us will give you a hard to get you started.

John

 

[tom_a_sparks]

using the gp2xsdk_linux.tar.gz

andLinux:~# cd /
andLinux:/# cd mnt
andLinux:/mnt cd and#
andLinux:/mnt/and# cd gp2xsdk_linux.tar
andLinux:/mnt/and/gp2xsdk_linux.tar# buildgp2xtools.sh
-bash: buildgp2xtools.sh: command not found

I have extracted gp2xsdk_linux.tar and all the files inside

got it working by typing

andLinux:/mnt/and/gp2xsdk_linux.tar# /bin/sh buildgp2xtools.sh

 

[SharQueDo]

Try './buildgp2xtools.sh' next time.

 

[Nmn]

lol... New to linux, probably. My brother has the same problem. If your having excessive trouble, then log into a user and add this to ~./bash_profile (On kde enviroments, type kwrite ~./bash_profile into the konsole. On gnome environments, write gedit ~./bash_profile into the gnome terminal. Try both if you don't know which. if all else fails, try xedit ~./bash_profile)

Add the following to the file

PATH=$PATH:./
export PATH

Save and exit. Now this user can execute commands without ./ in front of them.

edit: if it didn't work, do it again. I posted the wrong thing...