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This package currently will not build due to the service command being removed in systemd 260. The script ccs/install_scripts/jlink_install.sh requires the service command and will exit with an error if it doesn't find it. Trying to comment out the bad lines in the script when running the installer manually does not work, as each retry will re-extract the script from source.

The best solution I could find for this issue is to create a local service command which does nothing cleanly. Creating the script below at /usr/local/bin/service seems to work for me (and make sure to make it executable with chmod +x.

#!/bin/bash
exit 0;

Why do we need gtk2 as a dependency?

I am new to Arch, and also the aur, I dont see anything on this issue, and I hope I didn't miss the fix already.

Heres what I did, lmk if i did something wrong:

git cloned https://aur.archlinux.org/ccstudio.git ran makepkg -i cd to ./src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/ sudo ./install_scripts/install_drivers.sh reboot (and returned to dir) ./theia/ccstudio

output: Configuration directory URI: 'file:///home/kyojin/.config/Texas%20Instruments/CCS/ccstudio/1/theia' Configuring to accept webviews on '^.+.webview..+$' hostname. CCSGuiComposerBackendContribution loaded... CCSBackendApplicationContribution loaded... CCSPluginHttpBackendImpl loaded... Segmentation fault (core dunped) ./ccstudio

i also tried running:

sudo ./ccstudio --no-sandbox but i got [14297:1018/181045.845264:ERROR:ozone_platform_x11.cc(244)] Missing X server or $DISPLAY [14297:1018/181045.845309:ERROR:env.cc(258)] The platform failed to initialize. Exiting.

I was having issues with CCS 12.8.1. I tried installing CCS directly using TI installer, all I had to do was overwrite the DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin file in the ccs_[tab] folder located in the /tmp/ with:

#!/bin/sh
exit 0

as EternalAndrew advised.

After I overwrote that while the installer was stuck on the install error, I selecterd retry. The installation proceeded as expected, and then I had to run:

execstack -c on wherever libMiniDump.so was located. For me, that was /home/$USER/ti/ccs1281/ccs/ccs_base/common/bin/libMiniDump.so

So it's a strong possibility that there is no need to do anything else besides start the install, get the DMED error, overwrite the bin file, finish install, and run execstack -c on libMiniDump.so

I needed 12.6.0 and forced it to install quite violently. I've flashed and debugged an MSP432 after the install. The steps that I believe were absolutely required are as follows:

• In PKGBUILD remove --mode unattended from the ....run and comment out the line containing dmed
• Run makepkg
• Follow steps in the installer
• When the DMED failure shows up (at like 98%) overwrite /tmp/ccs_[tab]DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin with:

#!/bin/sh
exit 0

• Click Retry
• Once installed, run execstack -c /opt/ccstudio/ccs/ccs_base/common/bin/libMiniDump.so

I personally also had to or extraneously did the following:

• Move the desktop file manually
• Comment out the two lines containing 99-ti-jlink.rules
• Place git repository deeper in file system to avoid the over 40 character path

Same problem (CS_ERROR: Unable to install executable) here.

Lines immediately prior to error message of previous comment in ccs_install_12.8.0.00012.log are:

[11:30:43] CCS_INFO: Installing DMED
Executing chmod -R 755 "/tmp/ccs_490a397e-9c92-4534-4dab-35b85a5b1b08/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin"
Script exit code: 0

Script output:


Script stderr:


[11:30:44] showprogress = false
[11:30:44] CCS_INFO: Installing /tmp/ccs_490a397e-9c92-4534-4dab-35b85a5b1b08/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin
[11:30:44] CCS_INFO: Actual executable /tmp/ccs_490a397e-9c92-4534-4dab-35b85a5b1b08/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin
Executing /tmp/ccs_490a397e-9c92-4534-4dab-35b85a5b1b08/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin --prefix "/home/magnus/AUR/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs" --eclipseprefix "/home/magnus/AUR/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/eclipse" --mode unattended   --installer-log "/home/magnus/AUR/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/install_logs/20250227112209" --ccs true
Script exit code: 1

Script output:
 Unable to initialize installer.
Is /tmp writable ?
Is SELinux enabled? You may need to disable it temporarily
Please see below for details
http://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/13/html/SELinux_FAQ/index.html#id3037154

Script stderr:
 child process exited abnormally

Error running /tmp/ccs_490a397e-9c92-4534-4dab-35b85a5b1b08/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin --prefix "/home/magnus/AUR/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs" --eclipseprefix "/home/magnus/AUR/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/eclipse" --mode unattended   --installer-log "/home/magnus/AUR/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/install_logs/20250227112209" --ccs true: child process exited abnormallyend tell

I need help!!!!

CCS_ERROR: Unable to install executable /tmp/ccs_8e741721-91c8-46c0-59ed-3affb0b0fd0f/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin: Error running /tmp/ccs_8e741721-91c8-46c0-59ed-3affb0b0fd0f/DMED/ti_cgt_dmed_1.1.6_linux_installer_x86.bin --prefix "/home/victor/.cache/yay/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs" --eclipseprefix "/home/victor/.cache/yay/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/eclipse" --mode unattended --installer-log "/home/victor/.cache/yay/ccstudio/src/installdir/opt/ccstudio/ccs/install_logs/20250226213105" --ccs true: child process exited abnormally. Do you want to retry? Abort An issue was encountered while installing CCS. Would you like to submit the installation logs to help us diagnose and fix the issue?

This stopped working after an update. /opt/ccstudio/ccs/eclipse/../ccs_base/common/bin/libMiniDump.so: cannot enable executable stack as shared object requires: Invalid argument I cannot reinstall it either.

Running execstack -c /opt/ccstudio/ccs/eclipse/../ccs_base/common/bin/libMiniDump.so makes the old install work again.

https://downloads.ti.com/ccs/esd/documents/users_guide/index.html

ccs has a 20.0.0 rewritten in theia. Can we have it on AUR?

Is the gconf depedency still necessary? A comment from 2020 says that it's not, and after using pacman -Rdd gconf to forcibly remove it from my system ccstudio still launches and doesn't seem to have any issues. This comment on the gconf package implies it's probably just a leftover dependency from chromium, and chromium removed the dependency back in 2010. The chromium version used in ccstudio on my machine, from ~/.eclipse/org.eclipse.platform*/configuration/.jxbrowser.bin/7.29/chromium.version, is 108.0.5359.125, from 2022. Unless another part of ccstudio relies on the dependency, it seems to me that it should be removed.