Hello,
alright so long story short I used to use makemkv on my laptop but covid so with kids i lost my laptop for things i like to use it for like building my movie data base.
So I am using a Lenovo 110s windows computer that I converted to a chromebook using cloudready and it has the Linux Beta I have successfully installed handbrake using the Linux terminal and I am wondering if I can install the makemkv the same way I started to follow the steps in the tutorial on this forum but after I download and unpacked the two files it wont let me do the
./configure
make
sudo make install
it just tells me directory can't be found and help or guidance for a newbie in the terminal would be greatly appreciated.
Linux Beta
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You have to execute those commands in the directory where you extracted makemkvoss and makemkvbin in both directorys
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So this what I get now
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Re: Linux Beta
start with the first command, you are trying 3 commands at once, and the way you do that is wrong.
So
./configure
If that works without any failures, second command:
make
third command:
sudo make install
So
./configure
If that works without any failures, second command:
make
third command:
sudo make install
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Sorry for the sloppy mistakes still not good at this as it shows. but even with just doing one line at at time i still get "permissions denied"
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Re: Linux Beta
You've extracted the archive the bad way. Either re-extract or "chmod + x ./configure"
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okay Ill try to and redo it thanks
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Jep no execute permission on configure file..missed that
If you are using a linux gui you can rightclick configure, go to tab permission and check execute.
Apparently this is already set by mike inside the archive.
If you are using a linux gui you can rightclick configure, go to tab permission and check execute.
Apparently this is already set by mike inside the archive.