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according to the Ros installing tutorials
Installing and Configuring Your ROS Environment when i type $ .setup.sh it gives me the error of "bash: setup.sh: No such file or directory" and when i type $ source ~/setup.sh it again give me the same error what is the issue.kindly help me out
setup.sh will be in different places depending on how you installed ROS. If you're on Ubuntu and used apt-based install, it will be in /opt/ros/[version]/. If you did a source-based install using rosinstall, it will be in whatever directory you passed in as the first argument to rosinstall (~/ros is what's frequently used in the examples).
The error you describe indicates that you did not create the setup.sh in your present working directory nor in your home directory. Use your preferred editor to create a file called setup.sh in your home directory, copy into the the contents specified in the tutorial, save the file and then execute either '. ~/setup.sh' or 'source ~/setup.sh' again.
The tutorial asks that you create a file named setup.sh. You probably did not create one, but just typed in the commands that should go into the file.
Asked: 2012-02-20 02:21:46 -0500
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Last updated: Mar 11 '12
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