Have tried to install Pale Moon to an old Thinkpad T41 (first gen Pentium M 32-bit non-PAE) that has Linux Mint Mate 17.3 installed and is running Firefox. I ran the PM installer 0.2.1 from /home/username/downloads and get the error msg:
Could not open the file /home/username/Downloads/pminstaller-0.2.1/pminstaller.sh
Attempting in terminal by pasting in: ~/pminstaller.sh (and hit enter) brings this error msg:
bash: /home/username/pminstaller.sh: No such file or directory
I have both the PM installer and the PM file in the /Downloads folder in extracted form. I see today there is a newer installer file but I suspect whatever mistake I'm making will still apply. Any help appreciated. I have PM running in two Core2 Duo laptops running Mint Cinnamon.
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trava90
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Re: Installing to Mate 32-bit Pentium M
Some file managers treat pminstaller.sh as a regular text file and will try to open it as such. Right click pminstaller.sh, choose properties and ensure that the file is allowed to run as an executable.
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Tomtiger
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Re: Installing to Mate 32-bit Pentium M
Hi,
I see 3 different locations in the filesystem:
and
If the last statement is correct and pminstaller.sh is extracted in "/Downloads" the correct path is "~/Downloads/pminstaller.sh" or the equivalent "/home/username/Downloads/pminstaller.sh".
In that case both paths you have tried were wrong.
However you can use caja - the mate filemanager - to navigate to downloads and just double click in pminstaller.sh, you will be asked to run it in a terminal (you can do that) or view it or execute it (you can do that too).
HTH Tom
I see 3 different locations in the filesystem:
andDanceMan wrote:Could not open the file /home/username/Downloads/pminstaller-0.2.1/pminstaller.sh
where the "~" is correctly translated into "/home/username/"Attempting in terminal by pasting in: ~/pminstaller.sh (and hit enter) brings this error msg:
and
I have both the PM installer and the PM file in the /Downloads folder in extracted form.
If the last statement is correct and pminstaller.sh is extracted in "/Downloads" the correct path is "~/Downloads/pminstaller.sh" or the equivalent "/home/username/Downloads/pminstaller.sh".
In that case both paths you have tried were wrong.
However you can use caja - the mate filemanager - to navigate to downloads and just double click in pminstaller.sh, you will be asked to run it in a terminal (you can do that) or view it or execute it (you can do that too).
HTH Tom
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ron_1
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Re: Installing to Mate 32-bit Pentium M
Also, you should use the newest version of the installer, 0.2.2.
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DanceMan
Re: Installing to Mate 32-bit Pentium M
Thanks for the help. Used Tomtiger's suggestions to get the path correct in the terminal (with the addition of the name of the folder that held pminstaller.sh after extracting) and it is successfully installed.