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I've been going through the "Getting Started with Windows" and I'm stuck on step 10:
"Test the configuration by running "runme.bat". You should see a Minimalist GNU terminal window."
When I try to do this I get the error:
'Windows cannot find 'C:\Users\John'. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again.
I think the fundamental issue is that there's a space in the file path. It should be 'C:\Users\John Smith\....' and I'm not sure how to overcome this. I've tried navigating to the file location in GitBash and the windows command line and opening runme.bat using the "source" command (is that only unique to MAC's...?) and by just typing the file name directly in the terminals. I tried editing the file path to:
'C:\Users\John/ Smith\....' in the windows command line prompt and it bash and it still told me it couldn't find 'C:\Users\John'. I tried changing the name of the John Smith folder to John_Smith but somehow I'm not able to edit the directory name in the windows filename editor GUI...? (It's grayed-out). Any help with this issue would be appreciated.
-JS
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I "resolved this" by saving ProxSpace-master in the Users folder so now the file path where "runme.bat" is is: "C:\Users\RF_Research\ProxSpace-master." Now I am getting a new error which I will make a separate post about.
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There is no need to change the path setting. The cryptic %~dp0 points to the path where runme.bat is located which should be correct in most of the cases.
Just open a "Command Prompt", then
cd \users\rf_research\proxspace-master
then
runme.bat
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I ended up fixing this by just making a new windows account with my email so there was no space in the username.
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I think a solution would have been to put quotes around the MYPATH variable inside runme.bat. That should have fixed issues with spaces in username or paths
set MYPATH='%~dp0'
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