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I'm on Windows 10 and tend to use the git bash for everything I do cmdline wise.
Trying to flash the OTA Service pack, I found that due to the combination, it interprets the cc_filename as a whole (local) system path, instead of a target filepath.
This is reproducable, even when explicitly using "cc_filename=/sys/servicepack.ucf" as argument and with all kinds of combinations of single and double quotes around the name.
In all instances, git bash seems to expand the path and feeds it to the cc3200tool.
So this may be more of a git bash problem, but maybe something could be done to prevent this here as well?
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I'm on Windows 10 and tend to use the git bash for everything I do cmdline wise.
Trying to flash the OTA Service pack, I found that due to the combination, it interprets the cc_filename as a whole (local) system path, instead of a target filepath.
This is reproducable, even when explicitly using "cc_filename=/sys/servicepack.ucf" as argument and with all kinds of combinations of single and double quotes around the name.
In all instances, git bash seems to expand the path and feeds it to the cc3200tool.
So this may be more of a git bash problem, but maybe something could be done to prevent this here as well?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: