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Hello,
I just downloaded Ubuntu installer. And tried to install by:
sudo sh ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
However, it returned the following error:
./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh: 3: ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
Is there a place I can download old release?
Thanks.
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I got this fixed the following way:
change the execution rights on the file..
sudo chmod +x gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
then start installation not via
sudo sh ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
but instead via:
sudo ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
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Hello!
Thank you for reaching out with your issue. Are you trying to download another copy of 19.2 or are you attempting to grab release 19.1?
Are you running the script in Ubuntu? What version are you installing on?
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+1
I have the same issue:
sudo sh ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh: 3: ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh: Syntax error: "(" unexpected
I am running
Description: Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
Release: 18.04
Codename: bionic
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I am running on:
Distributor ID: Ubuntu Description: Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS Release: 18.04 Codename: bionic
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I got this fixed the following way:
change the execution rights on the file..
sudo chmod +x gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
then start installation not via
sudo sh ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
but instead via:
sudo ./gpa_19.2.343286_release_m64_deb_install.sh
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Hey Bernie,
Thank you providing the solution that worked for you! Hao, is this something you could try and let us know if it works for you as well?
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Yes, it worked on my side too.
Thanks everyone.
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