- Load
Classic-Repair-Toolbox.slnxin Visual Studio - Change build to use
RELEASEinstead ofDEBUG - Build it with
Build>Build Solution - Executable is now available in
bin\Release\net10.0\Classic-Repair-Toolbox.exe
- Make sure .NET10 SDK is installed.
- Install via your internal package management system
- .. or download from here, https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet/10.0
- Fork the CRT GitHub repository
- Clone the fork to your local computer
- Compile RELEASE build
dotnet publish -c Release -f net10.0 --self-contained
- Run application:
./bin/Debug/net10.0/Classic-Repair-Toolbox
- Show all available .NET SDK versions
eselect dotnet list
- Choose .NET10 SDK, which is profile (1) in this example
eselect dotnet set 1
- Reload system environment variables
. /etc/profile
- Verify the active .NET SDK
dotnet --list-sdks
- Compile RELEASE build
dotnet publish -c Release -f net10.0 --self-contained
- Run application:
bin/Release/net10.0/linux-x64/Classic-Repair-Toolbox
Note that it is recommened you always create a RELEASE version, as it otherwise will not check for a new version online. If this is a DEBUG build, it will always show-case a dummy update to visualize the UI for it.
No help on this yet - please help me in providing these steps.