I am trying to install cubeide for ubuntu, but in the terminal this appears, how can I fix it?
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‎2020-02-24 06:19 PM
daqa@diboter-laptop:~$ cd Downloads/
daqa@diboter-laptop:~/Downloads$ ls
en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh
en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh.zip
daqa@diboter-laptop:~/Downloads$ chmod +x en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh
daqa@diboter-laptop:~/Downloads$ ./en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh/
bash: ./en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh/: Is a directory
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‎2020-02-25 05:41 AM
I already solved it with apt-get install csh
I use it for study reasons
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‎2020-02-24 07:05 PM
HELP ME, PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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‎2020-02-24 10:10 PM
> daqa@diboter-laptop:~/Downloads$ ./en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh/
I would say, drop the slash at the end of the command line string.
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‎2020-02-25 04:49 AM
No, that is not the problem
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‎2020-02-25 05:26 AM
> daqa@diboter-laptop:~/Downloads$ ls
What does "ls -l" say ?
What does "file ./en.st-stm32cubeide_1.2.0_5034_20200108_0926_amd64.sh" say ?
A shell script is supposedly a text file, did you look into it ?
Did you try to to run it with explicitly naming the shell ?
To be honest, I never tried to install stm32cube under Linux.
Actually, I never tried to install stm32cube at all.
I use Crossworks for ARM for years now (Linux Mint), which never failed me.
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‎2020-02-25 05:41 AM
I already solved it with apt-get install csh
I use it for study reasons