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"/bin/sh: 1: fastboot: not found", "The system cannot find the path specified." #1517
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I can't seem to be able to reproduce this yet, super weird issue. Thanks for reporting! |
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This and #1530 are most likely the same issue. The first time it happens is when flashing fastboot, which is also the first command that uses spawn rather than exec. Might be because spawn uses a shell? |
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Error: fastboot:flash: Error: Flashing failed: {"error":{"code":2},"stderr":"/bin/sh: 1: fastboot: not found"}
"/bin/sh: 1: fastboot: not found", "The system cannot find the path specified."
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…s.spawn() can not access files inside asar packages. Fixes #1517
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…s.spawn() can not access files inside asar packages. Fixes #1517
Should be fixed in 0.7.2-beta, if someone wants to test. Thanks to all who helped triage this! |
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UBports Installer
0.7.0-beta
(deb)Environment:
Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS Focal Fossa linux 5.4.0-52-generic x64 NodeJS v12.16.3
Device: FP2
Target OS: Ubuntu Touch
Settings:
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OPEN-CUTS run: https://ubports.open-cuts.org/run/5faa48349702a600079dbc1a
Log: https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/XRDx9MsmMy/
Try to Flash FP2 Normaly
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