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[KingRalph 818 9.3.5]

Hello peoples

I have created a shell script that is supposed to install theos. However I get this error in terminal: http://i.imgur.com/jEr9RpI.jpg

 

Here is the code.

 

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#!/bin/bash

echo "Installing $THEOS"
echo
git clone git:­//github.com/coolstar/theos.git
echo
echo "Installing Ryan petrich's dumped $THEOS headers"
echo
git clone git:-//github.com/rpetrich/iphoneheaders.git
echo
echo "Installing SDK..."
echo
curl -k -L 'http://iphone.howett.net/sdks/dl/iPhoneOS7.1.sdk.tbz2' | tar -x -j -v -C
echo
echo "Installing required debian dependencies"
echo
apt-get install libgcc
echo
apt-get install org.coolstar.iostoolchain
echo
apt-get install org.coolstar.cctools
echo
apt-get install git
echo
apt-get install org.coolstar.perl
echo
apt-get install curl
echo
echo "$THEOS and all iphoneos building dependencies have been configured! This script was developed by KingRalph. Extra credit goes to DiDA and BlackHippy for their help with installing debian dependencies"
echo
reboot 

 

Any pointers, as to what I am doing wrong?

 

Ps. If you leak my script, I will execute judgement as I see fit

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Try something like this:

#!/bin/sh
cd /var
echo "Installing THEOS"
echo
/usr/bin/git clone git:­//github.com/coolstar/theos.git && echo "Done."
echo
echo "Installing Ryan petrich's dumped $THEOS headers"
echo
cd /var/theos/headers
/usr/bin/git clone git://github.com/rpetrich/iphoneheaders.git
echo
echo "Installing SDK..."
echo
mkdir /var/theos/sdks/
cd /var/theos/sdks/
wget http://iphone.howett.net/sdks/dl/iPhoneOS7.1.sdk.tbz2 -q
bzip2 -d iPhoneOS7.1.sdk.tbz2
tar xfv iPhoneOS7.1.sdk.tbz2 -C /var/theos/sdks/
rm /var/theos/sdks/iPhoneOS7.1.sdk.tbz2
echo


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Now you need to add Coolstar's repo using postinst, modifying the etc/apt/sources.list.d/cydia.list and adding coolstar's repo then running apt-get update then you would run the commands below.

We can work on this but try the above so far. 


apt-get install libgcc
echo
apt-get install org.coolstar.iostoolchain
echo
apt-get install org.coolstar.cctools
echo
apt-get install git
echo
apt-get install org.coolstar.perl
echo
apt-get install curl
echo
echo "$THEOS and all iphoneos building dependencies have been configured! This script was developed by KingRalph. Extra credit goes to DiDA and BlackHippy for their help with installing debian dependencies"
echo
reboot 

You can set dependencies in the control file also (wget, rsync, iostoolchain). Without those the installation will not proceed. But it would be better if they were inside the postinst script.

[KingRalph 818 9.3.5]

You are a genius

One more question, where can I find a nic template for creating a deb with a postinst, prerm, preinst, etc?

[Rook 561k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

You are a genius

One more question, where can I find a nic template for creating a deb with a postinst, prerm, preinst, etc?

I do not think you can find one like that. For me the easiest way to add those files then package the deb is to:

 

1. Start a new theos project, get everything ready then make package command.

 

2. Enter the newly created "_" folder and then DEBIAN.

 

3. Create and add your postinst, preinstm prerm, postrm files inside there and set the permissions correctly.

 

4. Now you can just "dpkg -b _" so it packages the folder into a .deb ready to install.

 

 

Did you test the postinst above?

[KingRalph 818 9.3.5]

I do not think you can find one like that. For me the easiest way to add those files then package the deb is to:

 

1. Start a new theos project, get everything ready then make package command.

 

2. Enter the newly created "_" folder and then DEBIAN.

 

3. Create and add your postinst, preinstm prerm, postrm files inside there and set the permissions correctly.

 

4. Now you can just "dpkg -b _" so it packages the folder into a .deb ready to install.

 

 

Did you test the postinst above?

I haven't tested the postinst solution yet. I wanted to see if I could find a nic template for postinst first. Thank you for your help!