i am trying set this up using ubuntu 12.04 and when the prompt pop ups i click and nothing happens. here is my terminal output
predator@Predators-Mentality:~$ cmc
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 892, in <module>
go.main()
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 511, in main
get_askConfirm()
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 653, in get_askConfirm
askedClicked()
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 638, in askedClicked
file(askConfirm, 'w').close()
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/predator/.cmc/ask.confim'

Originally Posted by mryoung0042

i am trying set this up using ubuntu 12.04 and when the prompt pop ups i click and nothing happens. here is my terminal output
predator@Predators-Mentality:~$ cmc
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 892, in <module>
go.main()
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 511, in main
get_askConfirm()
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 653, in get_askConfirm
askedClicked()
File "/usr/share/cmc/prog/cmcompiler.py", line 638, in askedClicked
file(askConfirm, 'w').close()
IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/predator/.cmc/ask.confim'

Yea sorry about that, I failed to create the folder during the initial dialog, since I added that dialog last min as a security thing. To fix it just type:

mkdir ~/.cmc

Then restart cmc, sorry. Its already fixed on github and will be in the next release.

Originally Posted by lithid-cm

Yea sorry about that, I failed to create the folder during the initial dialog, since I added that dialog last min as a security thing. To fix it just type:

mkdir ~/.cmc

Then restart cmc, sorry. Its already fixed on github and will be in the next release.

appreciate the quick reply.. no need to apologize your rep speaks volumes.. by the way I still use your salvagemod rom.

New update being pushed out for beta 0.3 get it in the OP

Changelog

hi!
nice tool (i'm using the cli only)

i wanted to suggest that adding unsupported device should add a project line directly in the repo manifest

this way repo sync command from working directory automatically syncs that device too

also there are some unneeded devices in repo manifest (for eg if i want to compile for htc device, all samsung devices are unneeded)
there should be an option to disable them before syncing... tat will reduce about 1gb (excluding samsung) to 2gb (excludinghtc) of source...

i tried building semc_es209ra (currently not officially supported) and i commented out htc and samsung devices from repo manifest just before syncing, and it worked pretty smoothly only

Originally Posted by championswimmer

hi!
nice tool (i'm using the cli only)

i wanted to suggest that adding unsupported device should add a project line directly in the repo manifest

this way repo sync command from working directory automatically syncs that device too

also there are some unneeded devices in repo manifest (for eg if i want to compile for htc device, all samsung devices are unneeded)
there should be an option to disable them before syncing... tat will reduce about 1gb (excluding samsung) to 2gb (excludinghtc) of source...

i tried building semc_es209ra (currently not officially supported) and i commented out htc and samsung devices from repo manifest just before syncing, and it worked pretty smoothly only

I don't control the manifests. I just pull cyanogenmods. I have no control of the extra devices.


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Originally Posted by lithid-cm

I don't control the manifests. I just pull cyanogenmods. I have no control of the extra devices.


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I'm talking of the local manifest ...not the remote manifest

once you init repo inside suppose ~/cm7/system

then

gedit ~/cm7/system/.repo/manifest.xml

shows you the manifest....
here we can comment out unneded devices...like maguro, crespo, blade etc etc....

then we do

repo sync -j4

for people who have lots of bandwidth, this aint problem...but my internet is slow...so i remove unwanted projects before syncing...reduces the source size by almost 1.5 gb



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Are you sure?

I got errors when I only deleted crespo4g

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Originally Posted by mDroidd

Are you sure?

I got errors when I only deleted crespo4g

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i was doing ics (actually aokp).. and it didn't cause any problem :P

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Python error

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Getting this error when starting the gui

"RuntimeError: Bad magic number in .pyc file"

Ubuntu 10.04 64
Python 6.5