How to use ''Resign_linux.sh''

Please somebody tell me, idk how to run sh files on ubuntu
Open a terminal (I assume you are using X) & simply type
Code:
./resign_linux.sh
You might need to use the cd command to change your working directory first.
Let's say for instance that the sh file is in a folder which path is /test, use the cd command like so:
Code:
cd /test
./resign_linux.sh
 
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Open a terminal (I assume you are using X) & simply type
Code:
./resign_linux.sh
You might need to use the cd command to change your working directory first.
Let's say for instance that the sh file is in a folder which path is /test, use the cd command like so:
Code:
cd /test
./resign_linux.sh

Thx so much, i will test it, cuz im the guy who have chromebook, and i finally install linux, Thx!!
 
Open a terminal (I assume you are using X) & simply type
Code:
./resign_linux.sh
You might need to use the cd command to change your working directory first.
Let's say for instance that the sh file is in a folder which path is /test, use the cd command like so:
Code:
cd /test
./resign_linux.sh

Dude, i type ./resign_linux.sh, but nothing happens :(, but when i don't put anything in the raps and pkg folders,
It tells me that no rap or pkg files have been found in those folders (obviously),
but this means that the script works, but no work when i put the rap files or pkg files! :( :(
 
Try to run "chmod 700 resign_linux.sh" and try to re-run via terminal. You might want to see if any dependency issues while running the script.
 
Great!! Thanks,
Now it works, the only problem is that it says that the file '' sha.h '' is missing, I have noticed '' src '' and it is '' sha1.c '' and '' sha1.h '', where this sha.h?
 
This error
 

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You are a genius dude.
FYI
You will encounter missing header errors regularly when compiling projects, dependency issues such as this one are extremely common place on Linux.
A quick Internet search for whatever missing header problem on Linux would usually give you the name of the missing source package.

In order to get a header file, you usually need the source code of the related binary package. Here, sha1 is implemented by the libssl binary package & the source for libssl is packaged as libssl-dev. Note that the "-dev" (or "-devel" & "-src") suffix is commonly used to label the source package corresponding to a Linux binary package.
 
FYI
You will encounter missing header errors regularly when compiling projects, dependency issues such as this one are extremely common place on Linux.
A quick Internet search for whatever missing header problem on Linux would usually give you the name of the missing source package.

In order to get a header file, you usually need the source code of the related binary package. Here, sha1 is implemented by the libssl binary package & the source for libssl is packaged as libssl-dev. Note that the "-dev" (or "-devel" & "-src") suffix is commonly used to label the source package corresponding to a Linux binary package.
Oh, thanks Bguerville
 

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