Spaces In A Directory

[Paradox]

#!/bin/sh

/mnt/sd/Utilities/CPU_Tweaker/CPU_Tweaker.gpe 1 1 285
cd /mnt/sd/Emulators/Super Nintendo/
./SSNES.gpe
sync
cd /usr/gp2x/
exec /usr/gp2x/gp2xmenu

how can i fix the third line so it works with the space? thanks

 

[TelcoLou]

Super_Nintendo

... sorry, but it's just easier for me at least. I'm lazy

 

[Alvin]

Add a backslash () in front of every space.

 

[Paradox]

ok so... now does anyone know why this doesnt work?

#!/bin/sh

/mnt/sd/Utilities/CPU\ Tweaker/CPU\ Tweaker.gpe 1 1 285
cd /mnt/sd/Emulators/Super\ Nintendo/
./SSNES.gpe
sync
cd /usr/gp2x/
exec /usr/gp2x/gp2xmenu

the script in question is being ran from /mnt/sd/Emulators/Super\ Nintendo/

its booting me back to the gp2x menu after running it (SHOULD be making it so SSNES can run at overclocked 285

 

[DaveN]

And you have saved it with unix file endings in 'Programmer's Notepad' ?

 

[gaterooze]

Set it to 240 first, then see if that works, just to rule out the overclock amount.

Remember, not all programs can overclock to the same level.

 

[Shikaku]

Is the case correct? It's case sensitive....

 

[Paradox]

yes its saved in unix type, case is all correct ill try lower speed later

 

[Squidge]

Tried surrounding it in quotes?

eg.
cd "/mnt/sd/Emulators/Super Nintendo/"

Also, how come your first script uses CPU_Tweaker, whilst the second uses CPU Tweaker?

 

[Paradox]

well once i found out you could put a backslash for spaces i renamed my directories / filename back so they are underscore free, thats all