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When I follow this procedure, the following problem occurs. What am I doing wrong please?

Open JOSHUNA-Z opened this issue 2 years ago • 6 comments

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Is this problem related to the fact that I reinstalled Root? For some reason I reinstalled Root and changed its installation path. Do I need to reinstall ATTPCROOT?

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JOSHUNA-Z avatar Sep 24 '23 21:09 JOSHUNA-Z

At first glance, it looks like a bug of the rename.sh script. I believe the No such file or directory refers to the non-existing target directory "MyexpexpData/".

The CMake Error is because you typed a capital X in "../MyEXperiment" - I guess you meant "../MyExperiment"?

dennisklein avatar Sep 24 '23 22:09 dennisklein

And please don't post screenshots of terminal text. Just copy the terminal text directly as a code block. Pictures are not searchable. 😜

dennisklein avatar Sep 24 '23 22:09 dennisklein

At first glance, it looks like a bug of the rename.sh script. I believe the No such file or directory refers to the non-existing target directory "MyexpexpData/".

The CMake Error is because you typed a capital X in "../MyEXperiment" - I guess you meant "../MyExperiment

Thanks for your help, but I don't understand what you mean. What should I do? When I change it to ../MyExperiment, the CMake Error is still there.It's still the same error.

JOSHUNA-Z avatar Sep 24 '23 23:09 JOSHUNA-Z

At first glance, it looks like a bug of the rename.sh script. I believe the No such file or directory refers to the non-existing target directory "MyexpexpData/". The CMake Error is because you typed a capital X in "../MyEXperiment" - I guess you meant "../MyExperiment

Thanks for your help, but I don't understand what you mean. What should I do? When I change it to ../MyExperiment, the CMake Error is still there.It's still the same error.

Then it is probably because the previous rename step still failed?

I mean, what is your expectation? Why do you type cmake <non-existing-directory> in your terminal? Do you understand what the cmake command does and what its arguments are?

dennisklein avatar Sep 25 '23 05:09 dennisklein

@JOSHUNA-Z,

is your problem solved?

fuhlig1 avatar Jul 05 '24 11:07 fuhlig1