OK, so I'm trying to program the MiniPOV3 kit that I assembled. I'm using the AvrMacPack from ObDev with OSX 10.5.6, a usb-serial adaptor (with the suggested driver from the instructions) and a 2 y/o Macbook Pro. It ran the test sequence, running through all the LED's when I assembled it, I've run the initial avrdude -p t2313 -c dasa -P command with the correct port selected, and that worked. I changed the Makefiel with the correct device path, but when I attempt to run a make command it gives me an error with: make: *** No rule to make target `program-alt_leds'. Stop.
I'm pretty new at using the Terminal, so I'm not sure if I'm missing anything or if I should try a different approach. I'd appriate any help anyone could offer.
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No rule to make target error
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Re: No rule to make target error
"cd" to the directory where you unpacked the sources before running the make command.
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Thanks so much! Works perfectly!
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Re: No rule to make target error
I am having exactely the same problem but do not understand this reply. What is "cd"? and what am I to do with it?Fjornir wrote:"cd" to the directory where you unpacked the sources before running the make command.
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Re: No rule to make target error
cd is the command in the dos window, it stands for Change Directory
you have to be in the right directory (where all the downloaded files are)
you have to be in the right directory (where all the downloaded files are)
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Re: No rule to make target error
so what would i type? if it was in my documents folder would i type "cd documents"?
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