Error when running .sh file, “cp: cannot stat 'pico-8': No such file or directory”












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this might've been asked somewhere else many times, but I'm going to ask it anyway. I'm trying to install Pico8 (Great fantasy console btw.) Heres's the contents of the .sh file.



!/bin/bash -e



echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."



!/bin/bash -e



echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/



echo "Creating .desktop file..."
sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



echo "[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Pico 8
GenericName=Fantasy Console
Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
Terminal=false
Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
StartupNotify=true
Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
" > pico-8.desktop



sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



echo "Creating .desktop file..."
sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



echo "[Desktop Entry]
Type=Application
Name=Pico 8
GenericName=Fantasy Console
Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
Terminal=false
Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
StartupNotify=true
Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
" > pico-8.desktop



sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



It's having troubles at the "sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/" command.
Here's the command box.



sh pico8-installer.sh
Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
[sudo] password for tinoposts:
Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
cp: cannot stat 'pico-8': No such file or directory
Creating .desktop file...
Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/



It obviously hasn't been installed. So, what's the big idea?










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    this might've been asked somewhere else many times, but I'm going to ask it anyway. I'm trying to install Pico8 (Great fantasy console btw.) Heres's the contents of the .sh file.



    !/bin/bash -e



    echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
    sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



    echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."



    !/bin/bash -e



    echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
    sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



    echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
    sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/



    echo "Creating .desktop file..."
    sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



    echo "[Desktop Entry]
    Type=Application
    Name=Pico 8
    GenericName=Fantasy Console
    Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
    Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
    Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
    Terminal=false
    Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
    StartupNotify=true
    Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
    " > pico-8.desktop



    sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



    echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



    echo "Creating .desktop file..."
    sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



    echo "[Desktop Entry]
    Type=Application
    Name=Pico 8
    GenericName=Fantasy Console
    Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
    Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
    Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
    Terminal=false
    Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
    StartupNotify=true
    Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
    " > pico-8.desktop



    sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



    echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



    It's having troubles at the "sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/" command.
    Here's the command box.



    sh pico8-installer.sh
    Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
    [sudo] password for tinoposts:
    Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
    cp: cannot stat 'pico-8': No such file or directory
    Creating .desktop file...
    Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/



    It obviously hasn't been installed. So, what's the big idea?










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      this might've been asked somewhere else many times, but I'm going to ask it anyway. I'm trying to install Pico8 (Great fantasy console btw.) Heres's the contents of the .sh file.



      !/bin/bash -e



      echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
      sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



      echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."



      !/bin/bash -e



      echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
      sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



      echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
      sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/



      echo "Creating .desktop file..."
      sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "[Desktop Entry]
      Type=Application
      Name=Pico 8
      GenericName=Fantasy Console
      Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
      Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
      Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
      Terminal=false
      Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
      StartupNotify=true
      Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
      " > pico-8.desktop



      sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



      echo "Creating .desktop file..."
      sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "[Desktop Entry]
      Type=Application
      Name=Pico 8
      GenericName=Fantasy Console
      Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
      Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
      Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
      Terminal=false
      Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
      StartupNotify=true
      Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
      " > pico-8.desktop



      sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



      It's having troubles at the "sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/" command.
      Here's the command box.



      sh pico8-installer.sh
      Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
      [sudo] password for tinoposts:
      Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
      cp: cannot stat 'pico-8': No such file or directory
      Creating .desktop file...
      Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/



      It obviously hasn't been installed. So, what's the big idea?










      share|improve this question














      this might've been asked somewhere else many times, but I'm going to ask it anyway. I'm trying to install Pico8 (Great fantasy console btw.) Heres's the contents of the .sh file.



      !/bin/bash -e



      echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
      sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



      echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."



      !/bin/bash -e



      echo "Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
      sudo mkdir -p /opt/lexaloffle/



      echo "Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ..."
      sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/



      echo "Creating .desktop file..."
      sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "[Desktop Entry]
      Type=Application
      Name=Pico 8
      GenericName=Fantasy Console
      Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
      Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
      Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
      Terminal=false
      Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
      StartupNotify=true
      Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
      " > pico-8.desktop



      sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



      echo "Creating .desktop file..."
      sudo touch /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "[Desktop Entry]
      Type=Application
      Name=Pico 8
      GenericName=Fantasy Console
      Comment=Lexaloffle's fantasy console
      Exec=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/pico8
      Icon=/opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/lexaloffle-pico8.png
      Terminal=false
      Categories=GTK;Development;Game Development;
      StartupNotify=true
      Keywords=pico8;pico;pico-8;lexaloffle;gamedev;
      " > pico-8.desktop



      sudo mv pico-8.desktop /usr/share/applications/pico-8.desktop



      echo "Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/"



      It's having troubles at the "sudo cp -r pico-8 /opt/lexaloffle/" command.
      Here's the command box.



      sh pico8-installer.sh
      Creating /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
      [sudo] password for tinoposts:
      Copying pico8 folder into /opt/lexaloffle/ ...
      cp: cannot stat 'pico-8': No such file or directory
      Creating .desktop file...
      Pico-8 Installed on /opt/lexaloffle/pico-8/



      It obviously hasn't been installed. So, what's the big idea?







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