[from email with JP]
In Linux/Mac OS X, you generally don't have (and it's bad practice) to put the current directory ('.') in the PATH. Therefore, if you're building and using blink1-tool from source, you may want to do this:
cd blink1/commandline
make
blink1-tool
but this will result in "command not found". Instead the last line should be:
./blink1-tool
Alternatively, you could also do:
cd blink1/commandline
make
sudo make install
blink1-tool
because then blink1-tool gets installed globally.
Finally, consider putting into the Makefile a target for installing udev rules for most common Linux targets (Ubuntu & Raspbian)
[from email with JP] In Linux/Mac OS X, you generally don't have (and it's bad practice) to put the current directory ('.') in the PATH. Therefore, if you're building and using blink1-tool from source, you may want to do this:
but this will result in "command not found". Instead the last line should be:
Alternatively, you could also do:
because then
blink1-toolgets installed globally.Finally, consider putting into the Makefile a target for installing udev rules for most common Linux targets (Ubuntu & Raspbian)
h/t @jedgarpark