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On Aug 20, 2007, at 4:01 PM, Michael Hanke wrote: > Hi, > > On Sun, Aug 19, 2007 at 11:18:22PM +0100, Jack Grinband wrote: >> Hi All, >> I installed the latest on Ubuntu. I get the error below when running >> FEAT. >> Also, I can't seem to find FEEDS... it's not in bin. But when I try >> to >> re-install FEEDS it tells me "fsl is already the newest version". >> Any ideas? >> >> ============================= >> >> /bin/cp /tmp/feat_zJJwFw.fsf design.fsf >> >> /usr/share/fsl/bin/feat_model design >> >> /usr/share/fsl/bin/fsl_sub -T 51 -l logs -N feat2_pre >> /usr/share/fsl/bin/feat /data/spd3gh/xH/s18/preproc1.feat/design.fsf >> -D >> /data/spd3gh/xH/s18/preproc1.feat -I 1 -prestats >> [: 300: ==: unexpected operator >> [: 387: ==: unexpected operator >> [: 387: -le: argument expected >> 11707 > I tracked the error down to the 'fsl_sub' script. It looks like it is > not POSIX-compliant, but it defines /bin/sh as interpreter. > > On Ubuntu systems sh is symlinked to dash instead of bash on Debian > systems. As dash is more strict about POSIX it fails and causes feat to > abort. > > The quick workaround is to change the fsl_sub interpreter to bash > (first > line of the script). However, it is probably best to make it > POSIX-compliant. > > Ah, BTW: You can find fsl_sub in /usr/lib/fsl. > > > Cheers, > > Michael > > I changed /bin/sh to /bin/bash in fsl_sub and that seems to work. I'll leave the POSIX compliance issues to the developers. v