Plz help me .

[TrongChuongDao]

[astrelsky]

Have you tried giving it what it's asking for?

[TrongChuongDao]

I can't setup ghidra ơn ưin 10 . Thanks

[ryanmkurtz]

For some reason Ghidra could not create a directory in c:\Users\Chuong\. Are there any permission restrictions on that directory?

[TrongChuongDao]

You can guide for me . Thanks

[TrongChuongDao]

For some reason Ghidra could not create a directory in c:\Users\Chuong\. Are there any permission restrictions on that directory?

You can guide for me . Thanks.

[ryanmkurtz]

You'll need to provide more information on that directory and your environment. What version of Window are you using? Do you have any language packs installed? Are there unicode characters in your paths? What version of Java are you using?

It looks like you have a java installed an it's on your %PATH%. But for some reason our LaunchSupport java program had trouble creating the .ghidra directory in your home directory. This would typically be due to something about your environment.

[TrongChuongDao]

You'll need to provide more information on that directory and your environment. What version of Window are you using? Do you have any language packs installed? Are there unicode characters in your paths? What version of Java are you using?

It looks like you have a java installed an it's on your %PATH%. But for some reason our LaunchSupport java program had trouble creating the .ghidra directory in your home directory. This would typically be due to something about your environment.

[graps01]

Hi TrongChuongDao,
Have you figured out how to link up a JDK with your Ghidra (or other reverse engineering) project setup ? I was able to add a PATH entry to my PC using the Windows environment variable dialog box. From there, I copied the absolute path to my PATH variable and ran the program.