Problem in setting up build enviroment

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danarama

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You've created a directory called ".bin" (hidden) yet you're curling in "bin" which you didn't create in the previous step.

I wouldn't have expected you to create ".bin" in the first step

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I have used this guide to setup my build enviroment on hackintosh http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2510898

but whenever i make a new repo folder by using "mkdir -p ~/.bin"

and following it "curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > ~/bin/repo"

i get a error that bin/repo folder is not found please help me i'm a noob i this

You've created a directory called ".bin" (hidden) yet you're curling in "bin" which you didn't create in the previous step.

I wouldn't have expected you to create ".bin" in the first step

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In other words, what rootSU is saying is that you need to download (what you are "curling") the 'repo' binary into an existing folder.

This is basic GNU, actually.

On the first command, you're creating ~/.bin, but on the second, repo gets downloaded into ~/bin/, which doesn't exist.
 
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    You've created a directory called ".bin" (hidden) yet you're curling in "bin" which you didn't create in the previous step.

    I wouldn't have expected you to create ".bin" in the first step

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    I have used this guide to setup my build enviroment on hackintosh http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2510898

    but whenever i make a new repo folder by using "mkdir -p ~/.bin"

    and following it "curl http://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/git-repo-downloads/repo > ~/bin/repo"

    i get a error that bin/repo folder is not found please help me i'm a noob i this

    You've created a directory called ".bin" (hidden) yet you're curling in "bin" which you didn't create in the previous step.

    I wouldn't have expected you to create ".bin" in the first step

    Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk
    In other words, what rootSU is saying is that you need to download (what you are "curling") the 'repo' binary into an existing folder.

    This is basic GNU, actually.

    On the first command, you're creating ~/.bin, but on the second, repo gets downloaded into ~/bin/, which doesn't exist.