cd ..
 
cd ..
 
</pre>
 
</pre>
This will build and install the toolshed tools into your /usr/local/bin directory. Again, use "sudo make -C build/unix install" if needed.
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This will build and install the toolshed tools into your /usr/local/bin directory. On Linux/Mac OS X systems, if the build fails with an error similar to:
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...
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install -m 0644 doc/ToolShed.html /usr/local/share/toolshed
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install: /usr/local/share/toolshed/ToolShed.html: Permission denied
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make: *** [install] Error 71
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...use "'''sudo''' make -C build/unix install" if needed.
    
== Verify your build environment ==
 
== Verify your build environment ==
 
You should now find disk images have been created in the various directories. For instance, the boot disks for level 2, 6309 can be found in the level2/coco3_6309 subdirectory.
 
You should now find disk images have been created in the various directories. For instance, the boot disks for level 2, 6309 can be found in the level2/coco3_6309 subdirectory.
   Exception encountered, of type "Error"