Hi Jimlee,
When starting the install script use:
sudo bash ./install.sh
It can be the install script is not marked as executable and starting with bash instead of sh this will solve this problem.
Regards,
Henry
Hi Jimlee,
When starting the install script use:
sudo bash ./install.sh
It can be the install script is not marked as executable and starting with bash instead of sh this will solve this problem.
Regards,
Henry