KOS installation fails

[dcTom]

Hi

i was trying to install a fresh Kos on a debian system
it doesnt matter if i do it with the script or manually
it always break up at the same position

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$ cd /opt/toolchains/dc/kos/utils/dc-chain
$ sh download.sh
$ sh unpack.sh

after
sh download.sh
i get this error massage

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download.sh: 4: source: not found
download.sh: 6: print_banner: not found
download.sh: 22: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

line 4

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source ./scripts/common.sh

line 6

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print_banner "Downloader"

line 22

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function download()

dont know if its important but the skript tells my
it is installed "python-is-pytho2" insted of "python"

[BlueCrab]

Maybe your default "sh" program isn't bash? Try running the scripts as "bash download.sh" instead of "sh download.sh".

[dcTom]

the system is telling me that im using the bash

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 grep "andy" / etc / passwd
 andy:x:1000:1000:andy,,,: / home / andy: / bin / bash

i tried it with
bash download.sh
and it works,

but now i have an other problem

the dc-tool doesnt work any more

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./dc-tool -x game.elf -t 192.168.0.4
bash: ./dc-tool: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden

Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden = file or folder not found

[BlueCrab]

Just because you're using bash as your login shell, doesn't mean that the /bin/sh program is bash on your system. When you just say "sh somefile", it's going to run it with /bin/sh, no matter whether that is the same shell you're using or not.

As for the dc-tool problem, you are trying to run it out of the current directory there, which is probably not where the program is sitting. Use the correct path to the program (or just "dc-tool" instead of "./dc-tool" if it is in a directory in your $PATH).

[dcTom]

even with the full path, still file or directory not found

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andy@debian:~$ /opt/toolchains/dc/stgframework/dc-tool 
bash: /opt/toolchains/dc/stgframework/dc-tool: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden

but dc-tool is in this folder (see attached pic)


PS:
Someone told my the problem could be that my debain is now a 64-bit system und die dc-tool i use a 32-bit program,
in what Folder of Kos is the location of DC-Tool, so i can compile it again

[BlueCrab]

KOS does not include dc-tool, and it isn't built with KOS by default.

If you'd like to try building it yourself, you can get the code from the git repository at git.code.sf.net/p/cadcdev/dcload-ip (assuming you want the broadband adapter version of dc-tool/dcload).

Make sure you have libelf-dev installed from your package manager in Debian, clone that git repository mentioned earlier, go into the host-src/tool directory in it and run "make". If that works, then run "sudo make install" and it should build dc-tool and install it in /usr/local/bin (which should be in your default PATH in debian, so you'll just be able to run it as "dc-tool" without specifying a path).

[dcTom]

thanx,

Problem is solved, 32-Bit binary version of DC-Tool was the problem, with the 64-Bit Version it works fine