25 Apr
2023
25 Apr
'23
9:24 a.m.
Is this a new install or an upgrade.?
If an upgrade you should be able to do 'pip install --upgrade /path/to/chirp-20230425.tar.gz' and it should work. If a new install then Dan's comment above applies.
If, by chance, you did an original install as a system-wide install using sudo then the upgrade also would require sudo.
Note that one should always be in their home directory when doing a local install as those instructions show.
I could be wrong, but I don't think the new-or-upgrade has anything to do with this. The managed flag will block even user-based installs using the system environment (which is supremely annoying, but alas).
--Dan