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Need help #13

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Rockybird2 opened this issue Sep 15, 2022 · 6 comments
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Need help #13

Rockybird2 opened this issue Sep 15, 2022 · 6 comments

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@Rockybird2
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Hi there, I am a total noob so I apologize, I have been trying to install the sound library of logic since a while now, and found that link. I have installed all the packages but when I run the command to install packages it does not work;

rocky@Rockys-MacBook-Pro ~ % sudo ./download_install.sh ../download_links/links.txt ../LogicX
Password:
sudo: ./download_install.sh: command not found

What should I do ? please help I would really appreciate it
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@Rockybird2
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Still haven't figured it out if anybody could help I would truly appreciate it. Thank you

@davidteren
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Try this;

 cd  ~/Downloads/lpx_links/app 

and then run the install script.

sudo ./download_install.sh ../download_links/links.txt ../LogicX 

@danloopfx
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@Rockybird2 I had the same problem and solve it following this. Good luck!

@Rockybird2
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@davidteren Thank you for your help, I appreciate it, I tried but it says "rocky@Rockys-MacBook-Pro ~ % cd ~/Downloads/lpx_links/app
cd: no such file or directory: /Users/rocky/Downloads/lpx_links/app
rocky@Rockys-MacBook-Pro ~ % " so not sure what to do.

@danloopfx thank you as well I have installed the software on the link you sent me, the file "logic_content" where all the softwares are;, are in my download file; I tried to run a script using the app I installed but was unsuccessful, maybe because I am very new to this?

@danloopfx
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danloopfx commented Sep 19, 2022

@Rockybird2 First, you need to "Install PKG" and then run the command in Terminal. Did you do it this way?

command: installpkg /path/to/directory/of/packages/*

"/path/to/directory/of/packages/" part must be replaced with the real path on your computer (how to copy a folder’s pathname) and don't forget the "*" at the end.

Maybe you need to alter the command by adding "sudo" at the beginning:

sudo installpkg /path/to/directory/of/packages/*

@MattsNoseKnows
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@danloopfx Hi @danloopfx! Made this account to just say thank you for this tip, saved me from installing it manually for hours. Cheers!

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