'Make' is not recognized

JonnyAngle 2017-09-26 03:04:27 UTC #1

I'm so close. I've got my guitar plugged in and loaded some demo patches and I get this error

Axoloti version : 1.0.12-0-g80370d2 build time : 02/02/2017 20:39:14 CET
Link to firmware CRC E95BAC96
Status: factory (1.0.12,anon) : OK ( 1.0.12,clean )
Status : home : OK
Status: community (1.0.12,anon) : OK ( 1.0.12,clean )
USB device found
connected
Authentic Axoloti Core
search path : C:\Users\jen.nelson09\Documents\axoloti\axoloti-factory\objects
Firmware version: 1.0.0.1, crc=0xE95BAC96, entrypoint=0x20011000
search path : C:\Users\jen.nelson09\Documents\axoloti\objects
search path : C:\Users\jen.nelson09\Documents\axoloti\axoloti-contrib\objects
Generate code complete
Creating directory on sdcard : /bass_fx
Done creating directory
Changing working directory on sdcard : /bass_fx
Done changing working directory
Start compiling patch
'make' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
shell task failed, exit value: 1
Compiling patch failed ( C:\Users\jen.nelson09\Documents\axoloti\axoloti-factory\patches\demos\audio_in\bass_fx.axp )

let me know what i can do to fix it.
thanks!

lokki 2017-09-26 06:56:15 UTC #2

did you install the runtime? you need both the program and the runtime. see here:

JonnyAngle 2017-09-26 11:40:38 UTC #3

I believe so. I downloaded the msi file, ran through all the prompts, and can see the folder in programfilesx86

I could see the "main" file in windows explorer. I clicked on it and I got the same "internal and external" error. It then said I need to run JDK first. Idkwtf that is.

thetechnobear 2017-09-27 15:44:24 UTC #4

the runtime is not an msi file, it is a zip file - this is clearly detailed in the installation guide which was linked above.

this is the file you are after, install guide tells you what to do with it.
https://github.com/axoloti/axoloti/releases/download/1.0.12/axo_runtime_win-1.0.12.zi

JonnyAngle 2017-09-27 16:15:56 UTC #5

I also downloaded the zip and moved it to program files x86

I can see the "make_dist" file in the runtime folder when I open it up.

thetechnobear 2017-09-27 16:45:57 UTC #6

and you just dropped the contents of the zip file into it, so it looks like this:
(note, the path and subdirectories)

that sounds wrong, if you just moved the directory, then it will be in axoloti_runtime\platform_win

ok, in 1.0.12, I report if I cant find the runtime directory, so this implies its there, but because make is not found, then its most likely:
- zip file was not unpacked correctly
- you have a virus program (or windows) has quarantined the files
- the user you are running as, does not have permissions to access the file

I assume as you placed it in program files (x86) you are using a 64 bit version of windows, (windows 10?)

JonnyAngle 2017-09-27 21:28:55 UTC #7

Windows 10
IDK about antivirus, maybe windows has one running
I'll check the bin subfolder

thanks

JonnyAngle 2017-10-03 03:54:25 UTC #8

Windows defender is off.

I re-unzipped the runtime folder

jen.nelson09 is the computer administrator and all access has been granted to the folders

hmm...???

thetechnobear 2017-10-03 08:19:56 UTC #9

Does your folder structure look the same as the image I posted

JonnyAngle 2017-10-03 21:59:16 UTC #10

Yes it does.

I got it working on my windows7 computer!!! WOOP!!!!!

interesting note on both: I couldn't extract the folder to programfilesx86, I had to extract to the desktop and then transfer it over. IDK if that has anything to do with itl

thetechnobear 2017-10-03 22:16:14 UTC #11

shouldn't be an issue....

the only thing I can suggest on windows 10, is to try running make (in that directory) from the command line and seeing if that works.
if the file is in the right place, all I can think, is that either the file is corrupt, or your anti virus is causing issues with it.