Odlan,
Any idea what linkages to set up in Ubuntu to see the wireless cards? In Ubuntu 9.04, I have installed Spoonwep2.deb and get the same result (no cards shown). Thanks.
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Different debbuging --> same error --> different solutions
You 're wrong I read your post
Odlan,
Any idea what linkages to set up in Ubuntu to see the wireless cards? In Ubuntu 9.04, I have installed Spoonwep2.deb and get the same result (no cards shown). Thanks.
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Did thses steps and now BT4 will not boot. Gives me error similar to:Originally Posted by 0dlan
Any ideas?Code:bash: /usr/bin/groups: /bin/sh: bad interpreter: Not a directory
NVM Fixed it, /bin/dash looks too similar to /bin/bash
my bad
does this fix the no able to pick an interface ? because that was my issue..
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yes, this will make it possible to pick an interface.
Paste this in console and then start spoonwep2.
Code:rm /bin/sh && ln -s /bin/bash/ /bin/sh
Why does changing the symbolic link for "/bin/sh" make it work? (Sorry I overwrote mine in a hurry and didn't bother to stop to check what was actually wrong with it)
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/bin/sh is a symlink to /bin/dash, however we need /bin/bash, not /bin/dash. Therefore we do this.
update the first post and make it sticky :P
How on earth did such a bug creep in... ? I get the feeling the developers deliberately changed it just to f*** with people
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