RPI 2 RC.local issue

[leeqicheng]

Hey guys i know there have been lots of thread on this but i just couldnt figure out whats the problem because i did a clean install and i have the rc.load.error. Anybody having the issue and whats the work around trying to run a python or a shell script

raspberry pi v 2 1.1



Thanks
LEE QICHENG

[DougieLawson]

What happens if you open a LXterminal window and run sudo /etc/rc.local or sudo bash -x /etc/rc.local to get lots of debugging messages?

[leeqicheng]

What happens if you open a LXterminal window and run sudo /etc/rc.local or sudo bash -x /etc/rc.local to get lots of debugging messages?

i gotten no such file found or directory but i have it




If i run sudo /etc/rc.local


if i run sudo bash -x /ect ...

[DougieLawson]

There's your error on line #23.

[leeqicheng]

There's your error on line #23.

I dun think i have written anything on line 23 please enlighten me thanks

[DougieLawson]

Look at the output from running sudo bash -x /etc/rc.local again in detail.

[rpdom]

You've been using a windows editor or something. It has changed the line endings from just a newline (NL = "\n") to CRNL ("\r\n") instead.

Try stripping out the unwanted CR characters. You can do this by installing the dos2unix package and running

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sudo dos2unix /etc/rc.local

or use something like sed to edit it

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sudo sed -i "s/\r//" /etc/rc.local

[leeqicheng]

You've been using a windows editor or something. It has changed the line endings from just a newline (NL = "\n") to CRNL ("\r\n") instead.

Try stripping out the unwanted CR characters. You can do this by installing the dos2unix package and running

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sudo dos2unix /etc/rc.local

or use something like sed to edit it

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sudo sed -i "s/\r//" /etc/rc.local

Yup that fix my problems thanks i will learn from this and keep this in mine thanks man