Open marceloamaral opened 1 year ago
your /bin/sh
is probably not the expected shell, on debian for example it's dash
which doesn't have the same local
.
It works if you replace the shebang of partrt
by #!/bin/bash
sudo sed -i 's|#!/bin/sh -eu|#!/bin/bash -eu|' /usr/local/bin/partrt
Hi, I am trying to use the
partrt
but it is failing. Please find below the steps that I used: