Directory not found using ubuntu on RPI 4b?

[MikeZMssl]

Good afternoon,

After giving the command ./cc_chipid it says it cannot find the file or directory
~/flash_cc2531$ ./cc_chipid
-bash: ./cc_chipid: No such file or directory

I do have WiringPi installed (gpio version: 2.50)
Does it have to do that I am running on Ubuntu 64 bit version (20.04 LTS) ?

Many thanks for your help!

[scaytrase]

Same problem here

[MikeZMssl]

A New sd card with raspbian lite did it for me!

[scaytrase]

I manager to install libwiringpi-dev and run make successfully. but got 0000.. Checking my wires now

[Tobix99]

@scaytrase did you get it to work? Have the same problem under Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS aarch64 on my Pi 3 B

[scaytrase]

If I remember correctly I moved to other flashing method. No luck with ubuntu 64 bit. I used wemos d1 mini (esp8266) as a intermediate flasher and then as a host device later.

https://zigbee.blakadder.com/flashing_ccloader.html

[Tobix99]

Ahh yes I couldn't got it working yesterday and used a Raspbian Lite Version like @MikeZMssl on another SD Card and this worked.

[albertmonzo]

This is because the version included in the repo is 32 bit, you have to recompike with make. If running on ubuntu/debian you will also have to sort out wiringPi, first by adding iomem=relaxed to /boot/firmware/cmdline.txt and then downloading this wiringPI fork, applying the patch here and then compiling wiringPI with ./build

[stale]

This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions.

[Bagunda]

Same problem. The file exists. But the bash writes about the absence.

[simonro0]

I had the same problem with raspbian 64bit. I just opened this repo called make and afterwards I received ID = 0000.
Without the 3.3V pin and inserted into a USB Port it returned ID = b524. and everything else worked as described.

[tswart-res]

I had the same problem with raspbian 64bit. I just opened this repo called make and afterwards I received ID = 0000. Without the 3.3V pin and inserted into a USB Port it returned ID = b524. and everything else worked as described.

Thank you for this - 64bit on my pi zero w 2 and was stuck until you pointed out I had to run the make command first.