load.sh have a error

[fslq123]

Describe the bug
./scripts/load.sh: line 10: .unload.sh: command not found

How to reproduce
./scripts/build.sh && ./scripts/load.sh

Deal with methods

1.Edit load.sh
2.Change '(.unload.sh | true)' to '(./scripts/unload.sh | true)

[fslq123]

And when I make the code 'sudo kextload -v AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext' ,It appears an error that 'Requesting load of /Users/fslq/Downloads/AppleIntelWifiV2/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext.
/Users/fslq/Downloads/AppleIntelWifiV2/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) link error; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8).'
What should I do? And my OS is 10.15.4,8265AC.

[williambj1]

It's because you're launching the script in a wrong Dir, cd into the scripts folder first.

I think it's better to use PWD and dirname to solve this.

[fslq123]

Ok,enn, the first issue reason I know.

[tvhung83]

It's because you're launching the script in a wrong Dir, cd into the scripts folder first.

Check README, it's saying to run ./scripts/build.sh && ./scripts/load.sh, ie. you have to be at root project dir. Anyway, it's not a big deal, but I'd rather print something before I expect key input.

[tvhung83]

And when I make the code 'sudo kextload -v AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext' ,It appears an error that 'Requesting load of /Users/fslq/Downloads/AppleIntelWifiV2/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext.
/Users/fslq/Downloads/AppleIntelWifiV2/AppleIntelWifiAdapterV2.kext failed to load - (libkern/kext) link error; check the system/kernel logs for errors or try kextutil(8).'
What should I do? And my OS is 10.15.4,8265AC.

It's in top at issue list. Author is aware about it, don't post duplicated issue.

[hatf0]

There’s already an env script that’s sourced and pulls the kext from the local build folder. Bypassing that is obviously not a bug, but I can easily fix the unload issue.

[williambj1]

It's because you're launching the script in a wrong Dir, cd into the scripts folder first.

Check README, it's saying to run ./scripts/build.sh && ./scripts/load.sh, ie. you have to be at root project dir. Anyway, it's not a big deal, but I'd rather print something before I expect key input.

Oops, I missed that, thanks for pointing out, I usually type in the commands manually LOL.

[fslq123]

Okey,l ignore this issue, thanks a lot.

[tvhung83]

@fslq123 please close it to not pollute issue list 🙂

[fslq123]

okey