On Mon, Jan 21, 2002 at 07:31:23PM +0530, Ankit Jain wrote:
>
> i d/led a script called xyz.txt on my windoze laptop and
> transferred it 2 my rhl 7.1 (kernel 2.4.12) box via a
> floppy. Renamed it and set the proper permissions (exe-
> cute perm). Now doing a ./xyz.sh gives
> bash:xyz.sh command not found
>
a) Check the first line on the script. Often a thing like
#!/usr/local/bin/perl (instead of /usr/bin/perl) may
be the problem, if your perl is installed in /usr/bin.
For shell scripts, the first line maybe /bin/ash etc.
If you do not have ash installed, the same error will
be shown. It will work when you change it to /bin/sh
(which possibly is a symlink to bash) and it runs all
ash commands/ syntax.
b) For M$ downloaded text files, it is always better to
strip the ^M at each line end.
c) chmod 755 is more than enough for global execution if
placed in a dir in common path like /usr/local/bin.
Just my 2p
Bish
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If ZIP drive has been recognised by the kernel, next step is
to load the device driver, and then mount it at a mount point
viz. #modprobe ide-floppy ( and then ...)
#mount /dev/hdaN /mnt/zip (where hdaN is the device the
kernel recognises, and /mnt/zip is the mount point)
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