nRF7002 DK blink led in mac os Big Sur. I can`t because this issue: EROFS: read-only file system, mkdir '/blinky'

[neuberfran]

Hi,

I stay trying this:

https://academy.nordicsemi.com/courses/nrf-connect-sdk-fundamentals/lessons/lesson-1-nrf-connect-sdk-introduction/topic/exercise-1-1/

with issue:

[18:56:11] nRF Command Line Tools 10.23.0 are up to date

EROFS: read-only file system, mkdir '/blinky'

I tried changing the SDK installation to something other than /opt, but it didn't work.

Favor auxiliary

[neuberfran]

In Ubuntu 22.04 I have a very similar issue.

[runsiv]

Hi Neuber 

On OSX could you try to set the project directory to /home instead of /opt? 

Could you also check the R/W permissions for the folder you try to build? 

On linux, can you give me the file path? 

Regards

Runar

[neuberfran]

@runiv

Thanks for answering. On Mac OS BS I cannot define (using extension nrf desktop in vscode) a location other than opt for deploying blink led. See, I can define /Users/myname/nordic for toolchain and SDK installation, but not for deploying the blink led example app.

In Ubuntu 22.04, I still can't find out where he is trying to create the app so I can show the result of ls -lha here:

https://postimg.cc/KkXj92Gg

[runsiv]

OSX: Could you try open vscode as administrator? It sounds like there is some permission error regarding write access to the folder where you want to create your application

Ubuntu: Where do you try to build the application? 

Could you try the following: 

1. open vscode, select create new application

2. Select the blinky example and but it somwhere in your home/username/WhereYouStoreYourProject 

3. Build it

Regards

Runar

[runsiv]

OSX: Could you try open vscode as administrator? It sounds like there is some permission error regarding write access to the folder where you want to create your application

Ubuntu: Where do you try to build the application? 

Could you try the following: 

1. open vscode, select create new application

2. Select the blinky example and but it somwhere in your home/username/WhereYouStoreYourProject 

3. Build it

Regards

Runar