Not sure if this is all that's wrong but the 4th line down suggests there's something wrong with your Java installation. Do you have/need a Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installed?

Hi Please make sure your file location is correct in the terminal

I am getting the same result as well. Files are in correct directory in non local folder. I have the latest JRE installed and get this: chmod: jre/mac64/bin/java: No such file or directory What does it mean?

It sounds like you are the wrong directory. You need to be in the directory containing the "jre" directory and the mac64.sh script

I am having trouble too, I keep getting permission denied when trying to run     sh mac64.sh.     any ideas?

Sorted and running now. IanDH is quite right you do need to open in the correct directory and for me it was my user directory.

@IanDH You can delete the comment at the user center - topic - comment.

I have the same problem with running terminal. I got: /Users/ole/EasyEDARouter/mac64.sh: line 5: log/router.log: No such file or directory I have installed the latest Java. I can run other files from Terminal. Any ideas??

@thronborg when you open the terminal, please use the command "cd" to change your terminal's direction to the auto-router folder, then enter "sh mac64.sh"

Can you give an example i dont get it to work? When i run this: /Users/ole/EasyEDARouter/mac64.sh Terminal says: chmod: jre/mac64/bin/java: No such file or directory /Users/ole/EasyEDARouter/mac64.sh: line 5: log/router.log: No such file or directory I have everything in mu Userfolder ole. Is it ok to have the "EasyEDARouter" in my homefolder ole?

Yes but you either: have to open the terminal once you have navigated into the folder (using a file manager) that you have placed the EasyEDARouter into; Or: If you open the terminal in your home folder (or any other folder other than the one containing the EasyEDARouter) then you have to use the cd command to navigate to the directory containing the EasyEDARouter. OS X is very similar to Linux so I think if you type "ls" then press enter the terminal will list the directories and files in the current folder. Look for the next folder in the path to where you put the EasyEDARouter. Then type cd followed by a space then the folder name. This takes the terminal into the next folder. Repeat ls and cd until you reach the folder containing the EasyEDARouter. If you copy the path to the folder containing the EasyEDARouter from your file manager then you can type it in or you should be able to paste it into the terminal after typing cd and a space using (IIRC) shift-ctrl-V. Then you should be directly in the correct folder. For more help on using the command line and the cd command, you'll need to search for info on Mac sites.