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After running cmake in, /build. Then running make command. I get this error. Please help thanks.

$: make

Scanning dependencies of target genrev

[ 0%] Building CXX object CMakeFiles/genrev.dir/src/tools/genrevision/genrevision.cpp.o

Linking CXX executable genrev

[ 0%] Built target genrev

Scanning dependencies of target revision.h

[ 0%] Built target revision.h

Scanning dependencies of target TBB_Project

[ 0%] Creating directories for 'TBB_Project'

[ 0%] No download step for 'TBB_Project'

[ 0%] No patch step for 'TBB_Project'

[ 0%] No update step for 'TBB_Project'

[ 0%] No configure step for 'TBB_Project'

[ 0%] Performing build step for 'TBB_Project'

: command not founde_tbbvars.sh: line 28:

: command not founde_tbbvars.sh: line 28:

: command not founde_tbbvars.sh: line 28:

: command not founde_tbbvars.sh: line 28:

[ 0%] Performing install step for 'TBB_Project'

[ 0%] Completed 'TBB_Project'

[ 2%] Built target TBB_Project

Scanning dependencies of target ACE_Project

[ 2%] Creating directories for 'ACE_Project'

[ 2%] No download step for 'ACE_Project'

[ 2%] No patch step for 'ACE_Project'

[ 2%] No update step for 'ACE_Project'

[ 2%] Performing configure step for 'ACE_Project'

/bin/sh: /sources/zero/dep/ACE_wrappers/configure: Permission denied

make[2]: *** [dep/ACE_wrappers/ACE_Project-prefix/src/ACE_Project-stamp/ACE_Project-configure] Error 126

make[1]: *** [dep/ACE_wrappers/CMakeFiles/ACE_Project.dir/all] Error 2

make: *** [all] Error 2

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Permission denied

Guess you checked out as root. Chown and chmod should help. First got to mangosfolder and "# chown -r username *" and afterwards exit su and you should be able to build as user. Another not recommended option would be to compile as root user.

Regards

Skirnir

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Permission denied

Guess you checked out as root. Chown and chmod should help. First got to mangosfolder and "# chown -r username *" and afterwards exit su and you should be able to build as user. Another not recommended option would be to compile as root user.

Regards

Skirnir

I was building it as the root user, and that still doesn't explain the tbbvars.sh errors.

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$: make

Well using the $ as sign for root is rather unique, most commonly used is the #. Doubt that there is a distribution shipping a command $ for root. The tbbvars says that there is a command in line 28 that does not exist. I don't build zero have a look at the file and see whats the source of the problem. Maybe you have to install another package or need an updated version.

Regards

Skirnir

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$: make

Well using the $ as sign for root is rather unique, most commonly used is the #. Doubt that there is a distribution shipping a command $ for root. The tbbvars says that there is a command in line 28 that does not exist. I don't build zero have a look at the file and see whats the source of the problem. Maybe you have to install another package or need an updated version.

Regards

Skirnir

The symbol "$" is unique because I built my own GNU/Linux operating system, but it is based off of Ubuntu, and still runs everything ubuntu (server edition) does. I also tried on Gentoo and it didn't work.

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