Hello. Here's some information on my setup:
- nRF Connect for Desktop v3.9.1 for Windows (Windows 10)
- Toolchain Manager v0.10.1
- Trying to download and install nRF Connect SDK v1.8.0 (also faced the same issue with v1.7.1)
When I run Toolchain manager to set everything up, I get the following error:
Failed to clone the repositories: /usr/bin/bash: ncsmgr/ncsmgr: No such file or directory
(I've attached the full log below for you to review)
After the process completes, I can see the toolchain directory with (what I believe are) the appropriate files, but I am missing all of the required directories (e.g. nrf, zephyr, etc). I also don't see the "Open SES" button though I do see the "Open VS Code" button in Toolchain Manager.
If I manually open up git-bash.exe and run the suggested command "ncsmgr init-ncs" then I can see files get pulled from the remote repos and the directories are created. After this if I refresh Toolchain Manager the "Open SES" button does appear.
But even if I continue on at this point, I am running into issues. For example, in SES I am getting the message "create_nordic_project.py failed (1)". I suspect that the root problem is this: because a step in Toolchain manager is failing, some part of the general configuration is not getting set which is causing failures.
I've tried to manually fix my setup, such as making sure that my SES environment variables for Zephyr and Cmake are set properly, and I still am getting this error.
Any idea what could be the cause here?
Complete log attached: /cfs-file/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/4/2021_2D00_12_2D00_14T23_5F00_20_5F00_01.224Z_2D00_log.txt
