I understand that once i fix the Command not found issue, make will sort itself out by taking instructions from the makefile
What method do you normally use to add a command to the path? In my limitted understanding, I managed to get the /etc/environment file to work for me before, but if there's a better way, please comment. I'm here again with a freshly installed Ubuntu 14.04 VM.
The build process was successful on Arch Linux without a VM. I installed the compiler in the following manner: yaourt arm-none-eabi-gcc49-linaro
The AUR package took about 30 minutes to build on a 4GHz Core i7
And Espruino took maybe 5 minute to build.
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I understand that once i fix theCommand not found
issue,make
will sort itself out by taking instructions from the makefileWhat method do you normally use to add a command to the path? In my limitted understanding, I managed to get the/etc/environment
file to work for me before, but if there's a better way, please comment. I'm here again with a freshly installed Ubuntu 14.04 VM.The build process was successful on Arch Linux without a VM. I installed the compiler in the following manner:
yaourt arm-none-eabi-gcc49-linaro
The AUR package took about 30 minutes to build on a 4GHz Core i7
And Espruino took maybe 5 minute to build.
Now for the hardware step