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Hi everyone,
I'm trying to set up my Proxmark3 and I'm running into issues when I try to run "runme.bat" . The error I am getting in the windows command prompt is:
"mkdir: cannot create directory `/pm3': Permission denied
cp: cannot create regular file `/pm3/.inputrc': No such file or directory
sh.exe": cd: /pm3: No such file or directory"
I tried running it through GIT bash and got:
"$ source runme.bat
bash: @echo: command not found
bash: REM: command not found
bash: REM: command not found
bash: REM: command not found
bash: msys/etc/fstab: Permission denied
bash: msys/etc/fstab: Permission denied
bash: msys/etc/fstab: Permission denied
bash: msysmsys.bat: command not found"
The location of ProxSpace-master on my computer is: "C:\Users\RF_Research\ProxSpace-master"
I'm logged in as the administrator on my laptop so I don't know where this denial of access is coming from. Before I had ProxSpace in the location "C:\Users\John Smith\Documents\RF_Research" But I was running into issues because the "John Smith" folder (who's name is not directly editable) has a space in it.
Don't know THAT much about programming, computers, or Github and any help would be so appreciated.
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Don't run it through Git BASH.
You should run it from cmd.exe, the old built-in windows command shell.
The pm3 will be a taunting experince for you, but the reward will be bigger You can do it.
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First error you got was not through git bash, right?
You got the permission error, then tried git bash?
As iceman says, don't run it through git bash, but if you're getting permission errors running it via cmd.exe, try putting the runme.bat somewhere you know you have permission to write to... like My Documents or so. Failing that, perhaps trying opening cmd.exe as Administrator?
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