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I'm trying to install an Android app on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B that's running KonstaKANG's Android 7.1.2 Lineage OS. In the command line, I am calling the Gradle wrapper only for it to return ./gradlew: can't execute: Permission denied.
The file permissions show that all users have executable permissions for gradlew.
command line file permissions
With the help of Busybox, I tried chmod +x gradlew to see if that would change things. It did not.
The app files are there, but I cannot run any of the Gradle shell scripts (gradlew, gradle, gradlew.bat). Any advice would be much appreciated.
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I'm trying to install an Android app on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B that's running KonstaKANG's Android 7.1.2 Lineage OS. In the command line, I am calling the Gradle wrapper only for it to return ./gradlew: can't execute: Permission denied.
The file permissions show that all users have executable permissions for gradlew.
command line file permissions
With the help of Busybox, I tried chmod +x gradlew to see if that would change things. It did not.
The app files are there, but I cannot run any of the Gradle shell scripts (gradlew, gradle, gradlew.bat). Any advice would be much appreciated.
linux command-line permissions android raspberry-pi
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I'm trying to install an Android app on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B that's running KonstaKANG's Android 7.1.2 Lineage OS. In the command line, I am calling the Gradle wrapper only for it to return ./gradlew: can't execute: Permission denied.
The file permissions show that all users have executable permissions for gradlew.
command line file permissions
With the help of Busybox, I tried chmod +x gradlew to see if that would change things. It did not.
The app files are there, but I cannot run any of the Gradle shell scripts (gradlew, gradle, gradlew.bat). Any advice would be much appreciated.
linux command-line permissions android raspberry-pi
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I'm trying to install an Android app on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B that's running KonstaKANG's Android 7.1.2 Lineage OS. In the command line, I am calling the Gradle wrapper only for it to return ./gradlew: can't execute: Permission denied.
The file permissions show that all users have executable permissions for gradlew.
command line file permissions
With the help of Busybox, I tried chmod +x gradlew to see if that would change things. It did not.
The app files are there, but I cannot run any of the Gradle shell scripts (gradlew, gradle, gradlew.bat). Any advice would be much appreciated.
linux command-line permissions android raspberry-pi
linux command-line permissions android raspberry-pi
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