gives this message:
bash: ./starup: No such file or directory
i assume its because i am missing the package
What package is it?
bash: ./starup: No such file or directory
i assume its because i am missing the package
What package is it?
./startup doesnt work
Posted by Nargsbrood on Fri 02 Nov 2007 06:37 PM — 6 posts, 25,171 views.
I'm assuming you meant "./startup", not "./starup"? (It helps to copy/paste errors, not retype them.)
The most common cause is that you don't have the tcsh package installed. I'd go do that, and see if this goes away.
The most common cause is that you don't have the tcsh package installed. I'd go do that, and see if this goes away.
On the other hand, if he did copy/paste the error, you've just solved it for him. ;D
sry, - here is the copy and paste version:
$ ./startup
bash: ./startup: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
$ ./startup
bash: ./startup: /bin/csh: bad interpreter: No such file or directory
Well, that's quite different from what you initially posted!
So, yeah... you need to install the tcsh package. :-) (tcsh is a replacement for csh.)
So, yeah... you need to install the tcsh package. :-) (tcsh is a replacement for csh.)
thanks for the help! In process of now downloading it :)