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    Install Scripts don't run?!

    This is a brand new install of 8.04 on a ACER Extensa 5620z
    Dual Boot w/Vista (sorry)
    intel pent Dual Core T2370
    2 gig DDR2

    Tried running a couple of install scripts. One was to install for the Atheros AR5007EG in this laptop found here;
    http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...hlight=Atheros

    The other is a simple install-css.sh in
    /usr/share/doc/kaffine/ (both run as sudo)

    In each case I get a message that says "Command Not Found" even though I am launching that in a Konsole from within that directory.

    When I do a LS command the .sh file is right there! Why would my system come back and tell me that command is not found??

    actual error line is

    sudo: install-css.sh: command not found

    thanks
    tje
    Lead by example, but be an example worth following.

    #2
    Re: Install Scripts don't run?!

    when running an install script usually you have to use a ./ before the the file

    ex:

    ./install-css.sh
    &quot;If everyone is thinking alike, someone isn&#39;t thinking.&quot;<br />- General George Patton Jr

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      #3
      Re: Install Scripts don't run?!

      Chief_ is correct.
      In linux when you run a command in a terminal, you need to specify the full path to the executable, unless it is in certain directories (such as /usr/bin).
      So you don't have to type the full path every time (i.e /home/claydoh/my-scripts/foo.sh) every time, there are various typing shortcuts. the "./" is specifying it to be in the current directory you are in, for example.

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