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Old 04-03-2009
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^M: not found
Hi All,

when i ran a shell script ,its showing "^M: not found" errore

Quote:
sh sunshine.sh
sunshine.sh: ^M: not found
sunshine.sh: ^M: not found
sunshine.sh: ^M: not found
sunshine.sh: ^M: not found
sunshine.sh: ^M: not found
sunshine.sh: ^M: not found
sunshine.sh: /home/v0x4678/b2b^M^M: does not exist
i used the the code
dos2unix sunshine.sh sunshine1.sh

and then again i ran the scriptand then its still showing the errore
Quote:
dos2unix sunshine.sh sunshine1.sh
could not open /dev/kbd to get keyboard type US keyboard assumed
could not get keyboard type US keyboard assumed
please help me in the matter.
thanks...
 

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