Closed lovelydumpling closed 2 years ago
When you have spaces or special characters in a Linux terminal you'll most of the time have to escape them.
This means that your command should look something like:
$ ffmt mpi /media/cindyao/LinuxHDD/work/Cin\'s\ Extra\ Special\ Mod\ Packs/The\ hrBody_1_5_1_Cut.ttmp2
That happens automatically when you use tab to auto-complete the path, but you could also just put " around the path and it should also work:
$ ffmt mpi "/media/cindyao/LinuxHDD/work/Cin's Extra Special Mod Packs/The hrBody_1_5_1_Cut.ttmp2"
Feel free to reopen the issue if it happens again, or just keep chatting here if you need further assistance
That worked, thank you so much! As much of a linux newbie as I am, you'd think I'd have tried that because that's also how Windows works. Completely spaced on that one. Thank you for being patient with me :)
Describe the bug When trying to install modpacks, I use the ./ffmt mpi (path) command and hit enter. It creates a new blank line where I can type, but nothing else is happening. Example:![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/30986053/142173305-540b83fc-84c1-4325-a88f-273e1e403fdd.png)
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior Start the installation wizard for choosing options to install in the modpack.
Desktop (please complete the following information):
Additional context I thought maybe it was due to the mod's file size, but trying smaller mods still produced this issue. Also I actually only just now realized this is a pre-release version, so I could try 0.9 and see if the problem persists.
EDIT: This problem occurs in 0.9.10 as well. Worth noting this happens with the mpinfo command as well.