Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
updated installer script available for testing
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The next installation I do, I will. Not that it helps you now. :-/
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@Mykle1 no problem… install hasn’t been fixed for a while, and more and more new users are having trouble due to the npm issue… time to try and fix that… and my system isn’t a pi… but an odroid , with a new sbc system coming… (Nvidia Jetson Nano) so I want to be ready…
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I tip my hat to you for taking the initiative. I could, if you wanted, take a laptop with ubuntu on it and test it for you now. It’s not a big deal. Just say the word. :thumbsup:
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I’m just gonna do it. I’ll report back in a bit.
EDIT MINUTES LATER:
It appears I jumped the gun here. This was intended for Pi users only? Sorry bro. The only Pi I have is running my first mirror and I wouldn’t touch that.
pop@CQ57:~$ bash -c “$(curl -sL https://www.dropbox.com/s/izj6dz2z9557oga/raspberry.sh?dl=0)” bash: “#!/usr/bin/env: No such file or directory pop@CQ57:~$ -
@Mykle1 try now… I commented out the PI test
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Will do. Gonna do that now. I will report back.
EDIT:
I used the same url and got the same error as noted above. Perhaps I am doing something wrong?
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@Mykle1 redo the cut/paste… the original had the funky double quotes in it…
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Just to be clear. I ran the original command twice. No luck.
I copy and pasted it a third time when you said you have commented out things. No luck same error.
Then I copied the script itself into a file and renamed it raspberry.sh and made it executable by chmod u+x raspberry.sh and saved that to home and ran the install script again. No luck. Same error.
I’m sorry I’m not being much help
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@Mykle1 ok, again… that was the 1st line… why that way, not sure… try again
but I know why it was done, altho I don’t think that is needed…
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Ok, its running now. I failed to fix the bad quotes so that may have been the problem with my first 3 attempts. I will report when it completes
