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Keystone doesn't installs properly #40
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On homebrew there is still the old bash-based rz-pm which is not maintained anymore. This repository is about the golang version and it is still a WIP, though it kinda works. Your best chance right now is to just install the keystone plugin from source https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin-extras/tree/master/keystone . Likely for rizin v0.5.0 (which we will release in a few weeks) everything should work well also for the homebrew-based rizin. |
@ret2libc thanks, I'll try. Just wonder, Would it be be the same codebase as it is in a new r2pm release or it's just a coincidence that both of you running out of bash to native? |
back in radareorg, we wanted to remove r2pm script and have it native, so after the fork happened we kept working on this path. i think pancake dropped the original go code in favour of C code, but is better to ask him not us regarding this. |
I'm duplicating this issue, since that repo looks a bit desolated.
Setup
Steps to reproduce
Error
rz-asm -L | grep ks # produce no output
rizin -a arm.ks # asm.arch: cannot find (arm.ks)
I see
https://github.com/rizinorg/rizin-extras/pull/20
is merged just yet, so maybe if's fixed already, just rollout takes some more time. But as for now keystone doesn't install withinrz-pm
successfully.Also there's a strange paths pn
rz-pm
output:It seems like it concatenates both homebrew paths and local path. It installs everything here
/opt/homebrew/lib/rizin/plugins
anyway.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: