Closed MichaB189 closed 5 years ago
The easiest way would probably be to add Linux/bin to your path (assuming you're on Linux) like export PATH="$PATH:/path/to/bin"
. Note that this won't be permanent and you'd need to rerun it every session.
edit: also, it's important to note that execute-all.sh
takes care of this itself, so you'd only need to do this when running the individual scripts.
The easiest way would probably be to add Linux/bin to your path (assuming you're on Linux) like
export PATH="$PATH:/path/to/bin"
. Note that this won't be permanent and you'd need to rerun it every session.edit: also, it's important to note that
execute-all.sh
takes care of this itself, so you'd only need to do this when running the individual scripts.
Thank you. I solved it by running the execute-all shell instead of the scripts seperately
Running ./scripts/system-img-repair.sh results in 'dexrepair' command not found
dexrepair is located in both android-prepare-vendor/hostTools/Linux/bin and /Darwin/bin. Furthermore I downloaded the dexrepair repo from github and ran the make.shell and I'm still getting the same error
What am I doing wrong? Or is this a fault? Thanks