| Thu Jan 28 04:50:15 2016 by C.O.S. |
| I am wondering if this code is executable on a Raspberry Pi 2. I compiled it and made it executable with gcc, but $ ./planet gets me bash: ./planet: Permission denied and $ sudo ./planet gets me sudo: ./planet: command not found Is it possible this won't work with the ARM-developed kernel? P.S. I am a complete noob and want to make this work. |
| Thu Jan 28 21:28:39 2016 by Ron Vantreese |
| Looks like an admin issue.... It looks like you can read it and modify it, but can't run it. Admin can't read or modify or run it either. Try this: chmod 700 ./planet This will let you read, modify, and run it. chmod 755 ./planet Same as above, but will also allow other users (including admin) to read and run it. |
| Thu Feb 11 21:05:00 2016 by C.O.S. |
| Thanks for the suggestion Ron, but no go. I get the same results after the chmod. Best, C.o. |
| Fri Feb 12 00:51:56 2016 by Ron Vantreese |
| I'll ask a friend who regularly uses Raspberry Pi. |
| Fri Feb 12 02:27:07 2016 by Ron Vantreese |
| Do "ls -al" in the same directory where planet exists... you should see it beginning something similar like ... -rwxr-xr-x or -rwx------ Do that command and copy/paste the output here. |