Hi,
    Nope, I used the Search tools on my File System using .bashrc and ~/.bashrc but no file found. Is it possible for the .bashrc to be hidden ? Sorry for the inconvenience.

With thanks,
Zhiping


Zhiping,
What about ~/.bashrc ?

Tully



#TAN ZHI PING# wrote:

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> Hi to All,
>
> Thank for your help in solving my problem. But i still unable to find
> the .bashrc to change the 2nd invocation. Currently, my computer has
> only 2 .bashrc extension which is attached to this email but they do
> not have the suitable invocation. Did i overlook it?
>
> With thanks,
> Zhiping
>
> Hi Tan,
> Also based on your first path, you installed cturtle. However when you
> setup your environment, you are sourcing /opt/ros/boxturtle/setup.sh,
> which I expect should be /opt/ros/cturtle.sh.
>
> Also, I'll note that you have probably added that to your .bashrc
> twice now, since it errors twice in a row. You could open your .bashrc
> file and remove the 2nd invocation and change the first invocation to
> cturtle. The line with the ">>" in it is appending that line to your
> .bashrc file.
>
> Tully
>
> Ken Conley wrote:
>
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> > Hi Tan,
> >
> > You need to replace:
> >
> > YOUR_BEGINNER_TUTORIALS_PATH
> >
> > with an actual, valid, filesystem path.
> >
> > Hope this helps,
> > Ken
> >
> >
> > On Tue, Aug 10, 2010 at 6:49 AM, #TAN ZHI PING# <TANZ0066@e...> wrote:
> >
> >> Hi,
> >> I have encountered some problems when practicing with my tutorial :
> >> Creating a ROS Package
> >> This is my error report.
> >>
> >>
> ================================================================================
> >> snoopy@ubuntu:~$ roswtf
> >> Loaded plugin tf.tfwtf
> >> No package or stack in context
> >>
> >> Static checks summary:
> >>
> >> Found 1 error(s).
> >>
> >> ERROR Not all paths in ROS_PACKAGE_PATH
> >>
> [YOUR_BEGINNER_TUTORIALS_PATH:/home/snoopy/ros-tutorials/ros_pkg_tutorials:/home/snoopy/ros-tutorials/ros_tutorials:/opt/ros/cturtle/stacks]
> >> point to an existing directory:
> >> * YOUR_BEGINNER_TUTORIALS_PATH
> >>
> >>
> ================================================================================
> >>
> >> I tried to solve this problem using Environment Setup and this is
> my output
> >>
> >>
> ================================================================================
> >> snoopy@ubuntu:~$ echo "source /opt/ros/boxturtle/setup.sh" >> ~/.bashrc
> >> snoopy@ubuntu:~$ . ~/.bashrc
> >> bash: /opt/ros/boxturtle/setup.sh: No such file or directory
> >> bash: /opt/ros/boxturtle/setup.sh: No such file or directory
> >> snoopy@ubuntu:~$
> >>
> ================================================================================
> >>
> >> Does it means that my installation had failed?
> >>
> >> Thank for your help.
> >>
> >>
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