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Hello!
I have a problem. Follow the instructions My_first_hps Linux is loaded without problems. But when you enter a command ./my_first_hps socfpga login: root root@socfpga:~# ./my_first_hps -sh: ./my_first_hps: no such file or directory root@socfpga:~# ls bt_test bt_test.c installBlueZ.run The file itself my_first_hps threw the stick on the marked area which is read on Vindovs (the root of the SD card). What am I doing wrong? What could be the problem? Or add this file to the section /home/root? Sincerely.Link Copied
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Try typing this command in Linux terminal:
mv .my_first_hps my_first_hps
Perhaps this file is hidden, what means that removing the dot ( renaming it ) apparently could solve.
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Thank you. Problem was solved with the help of a computer with Linux, there is a flash card opened two sections, where, and move files, + did chmod 744.
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