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<span>My reply inline from the beginning to the end:<br>
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<span>>(Please reply to the mailing list, not just to me directly. I put the<br>
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<div>>list back into the loop.)<br>
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<div>Sorry, I am using a new email-client and it did not work as I expected.<br>
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<div>>On 17/12/2019 19:55, David Johnson wrote:<br>
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<div>>> I also tried that, but the script simply outputs the following, and then <br>
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<div>>> "freezes" and does not ask for any input:<br>
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<div>>> $ ./setsdkenv_unix<br>
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<div>>> *<br>
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<div>>> * You have to configure your SDK environment first before you can<br>
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<div>>> * use it. The configuration has to be done only once.<br>
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<div>>> *<br>
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<div>>That's odd, never seen that myself. I guess you need to debug that<br>
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<div>>yourself. setsdkenv_unix is a shell script that calls perl after<br>
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<div>>outputting the above. Likely there's some option you can add to that<br>
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<div>>perl command line to let you somehow debug the Perl code (but I'm far<br>
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<div>>from a Perl expert myself :)<br>
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<div>That is unfortunate. Thanks, then I know at the least that I did not do something wrong... Running the script was the first thing I tried.<br>
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<div>Do you happen to know who wrote (or maintains) that configuration script - or is there a way in which I can find that out? Then I can try to contact this person.<br>
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<span>I will also try what happens when I run the most recent version of the SDK and ask some other people to install it as well on their machines to see what happens.</span></div>
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