I downloaded both the offline and online installers for the eval copies of CodeWarrior and attempted to install on an XUbuntu 18.04 VM running under VMware on Windows 10 x64.
I installed all the prerequisites listed in the README.txt file. When I run
sudo ./setuplinux.sh I get the following error:
sudo: unable to execute ./setuplinux.sh: Permission denied
The permissions for setuplinux.sh are 777 (RWX RWX RWX), so it's not a real permissions problem.
When I went to open setuplinux.sh in a text editor, I got messages about font encoding - "The document was not UTF-8 valid", (Invalid byte sequence in conversion input)
And it appears that there is a binary payload embedded in the shell script.
So then I tried sudo bash -x ./linuxsetup.sh
But it fails after a while with the error ./setuplinux.sh: line 482: /....../disk1/setuplinux.sh.7442.dir/jre/bin/java: Permision denied
Where ...... above replaces the full path to my install location.
We have ordered a fully licensed copy of this software (with CW TAP probe), which is due here any time now. Am I going to get the same install errors when I attempt to install it instead of an eval copy?
Regards,
pjp
