Most newer Linux distributions will have /bin/sh linked to something other
than bash (motivated mainly by a recent security hole found in bash). A
script that depends on bash features needs to explicitly invoke bash in
the shebang line.

Dave

>
> Hi Chris--
>
>      Well, not finding libc is a problem. Have you run Squeak
> successfully on that setup before? I don't think the uname matters, and
> I don't know what it means by "[[: not found". As for sh vs. bash, it
> should be running sh since the "#!/bin/sh" magic cookie is that
> beginning of the script.
>
>      Thanks for trying it out!
>
>
> -C
>
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