BeagleBone Angstrom setup-scripts /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter error

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Hey everyone.

I've got a really stupid error trying to get a cross-compiler
environment on an Arch linux host for a BeagleBone.

$ ./oebb.sh config beaglebone
bash: ./oebb.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

It seems that the setup-scripts are all using DOS line endings. So I
used the dos2unix tool to change the line endings, but then I started
running into other problems which I couldn't identify, so, I'm
starting from the begining.

Does anyone else have problem with DOS line endings in the current git
repo of the setup-scripts?

Thanks,

--David

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Your git client must be adding them. See:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1822849/what-are-these-ms-that-keep-showing-up-in-my-files-in-emacs

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Hi Stan,

As I was writing a reply to your message, I realized what the problem
most likely is. I have global core.autocrlf enabled in my .gitconfig
to fix issues with a previous cross-platform project. I just looked
this setting up again and see that it is probably the culprit. I'll
experiment with it again this evening.

Thanks for the jolt!

--David

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Just to follow up, my global .gitconfig was the problem. When I
cloned the repo, the CRLFs were all messed up in my local copy.

--David