Hi Daniele, 1. The file is called ".profile", not "profiles.bin". It is normally not visible (Unix-like systems consider files that start with a dot as hidden files), but it most likely exists and you should be able to modify it (e.g., "nano ~/.profile"). If you still cannot modify it, you might have to change the access rights or the owner of the file (though I would not understand why these things were not properly set).
2. This sounds as if the PATH variable was not properly set. In the tutorial in the step where you install stow, it says that you should add "/stow/bin" and "/stow/sbin" to the path, in exactly the same ".profile" file as above :-) Cheers, Urs Daniele Ricci wrote: > thanks for answer. > > 1. I moved tinyos file from the desktop to /opt/tinyos 2.x and changed > TOSROOT as you say. > If I tipe ~/.profile in the terminal it says that I haven't the > permission to modify the file. > this file in in the .bin format. (I append it to you) > > 2. when i rum ./configure it don't fint the necc, but I have installed > it 2 times as the guide says in this point: _______________________________________________ Tinyos-help mailing list [email protected] https://www.millennium.berkeley.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tinyos-help
