build.sh is not working properly. about noobos HOT 12 CLOSED

@vinsdragonis After running build.sh in sudo it worked!

Thanks for solving this issue! I will close this issue now...

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Could you try the same command after manually creating a directory called bin in the root directory of the project?

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After creating the folder bin then running build.sh again I got more errors now I guess or more things happened but it still fails... Here is the log in pic and text:

ld: warning: ./bin/kernel.bin has a LOAD segment with RWX permissions
ld: kernel.o: in function `kernel_main':
kernel.c:(.text+0x86): undefined reference to `__stack_chk_fail_local'
ld: ./bin/kernel.bin: hidden symbol `__stack_chk_fail_local' isn't defined
ld: final link failed: bad value
qemu: could not open kernel file './bin/kernel.bin': No such file or directory

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@Debarka-Kundu I think it has some permission issues as the first warning by ld said LOAD segment with RWX permissions so I think there is some issues with permission...

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There seems to be a slight issue with the keyboard module in addition to the same. The files have been updated to stop using the keyboard module until it is properly tested. Give it a try now.

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Ok I will try again...

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@vinsdragonis still fail :(

ld: cannot open output file ./bin/kernel.bin: No such file or directory
qemu: could not open kernel file './bin/kernel.bin': No such file or directory

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I cloned the repo again with new files but it still fails...

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@Debarka-Kundu are you sure you have QEMU and ld installed? Because I have noticed in some cases, when you clone a repo that relies on QEMU freshly, you may need to reinstall it again in that new directory.
This may have happened with me and a few other users, but do check it once.

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I had a look at the problem, and it doesn't seem to be a dependency issue. Apparently, there were some loosely coupled files in one of our previous commits, which had been commented out due to erroneous results. But since that didn't solve the issue, I have removed them and it seems to work fine now.

And if you are using VS Code terminal, you may need sudo permissions to run build.sh

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Okay I will try to run the build.sh in sudo and yes I have ld and qemu installed because I use those

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@vinsdragonis After running build.sh in sudo it worked!

Thanks for solving this issue! I will close this issue now...

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