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How to install the SDK in Chromebook Linux

Entity13
over 2 years ago

i had used this https://forums.garmin.com/developer/fit-sdk/f/discussion/303034/how-to-install-sdk-in-linux  to try to get it to work, but when i click on the file, it just redowlads it and sends it to my chromebook download folder

i've yet to do it from the terminal and i'm not sure how

  • 0 over 1 year ago

    There's a couple things you can try. Right-clicking on the file in a file manager should allow you to tinker with the properties -- You might want to mark it as an executable file in that menu.

    Otherwise, do the following in a terminal emulator. Omit // this // from commands:

    [user@ChromeOS ~] $ cd ~/Downloads                                        // Changes directory to "/home/$USER$/Downloads" //
    [user@ChromeOS ~] $ ls                                                               // Lists files and folders in the current directory //
    [user@ChromeOS ~] $ unzip connectiq-sdk-manager-linux          // If you haven't already.. //
    [user@ChromeOS ~] $ cd connectiq-sdk-manager-linux/bin/        // Changes working directory to the location of the SDK file //
    [user@ChromeOS ~] $ ./sdkmanager                                            // Run WITHOUT sudo! This launches the application as the current user //


    use "cd ../../.." to re-enter the home directory -- Hope this helps!