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Real-time statistics viewer for N1MM+ on Field Day
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sudo .rpi_install.sh command not found #30

Closed N6WT closed 3 years ago

N6WT commented 3 years ago

When I get to sudo ./rpi_install.sh I get the error "command not found". If I do a dir I see the file rpi_install.sh.

n1kdo commented 3 years ago

Hi,

That file might not be executable. you can fix that by doing something like

chmod +x rpi_install.sh

That file was kindly contributed by @ke0pci -- perhaps he will chime in on this.

73

Jeff

N6WT commented 3 years ago

Jeff That seems to have done the trick.

Thanks 73 Kent N6WT

ke0pci commented 3 years ago

That's correct. When you clone the repo, it downloads the shell script, but will not set the "executable" permission automatically (hey, platform security!). The full procedure appears in INSTALL_RASPI.md, and would be step 4 for the installation. You would only need to do the installation once.