Joseph wrote:
On Sat, 2005-07-23 at 10:16 +0200, Richard Fish wrote:
Joseph wrote:
I was trying to run this Red Hat memtest.sh script.
So I copied the linux.tar.gz (45Mb file) to /tmp directory.
Though when I try to run the script as user it keeps complaining:
mv: cannot stat `linux': No such file or directory
mv: cannot stat `linux': No such file or directory
Does "tar -tzvf linux.tar.gz" show the top-level directory as "linux",
or "linux-2....". If the latter, do the following to make a suitable
tar.gz for the script (it is easier than fixing the script!):
tar -xzvf linux.tar.gz
mv "linux-*" linux
tar -czvf linux.tar.gz linux
HTH
-Richard
That did it.
Though it complained when I did
mv "linux-*" linux
it wanted full dir name:
mv linux-2.6.12 linux
Sorry, my bad. I should have left out the quotation marks.
This test is running right now on my main server,
though when I try to run it on the new box it keeps complaining:
-bash: ./memtest.sh: /bin/bash2: bad interpreter: No such file or
directory
On both boxes the I have bash-3.0 so what is it looking for?
Ok, in this case it is an easy change to the script. The first line says:
#!/bin/bash2
Change it to "#!/bin/bash" (without the quotation marks.. ;->)
-Richard
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