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Failed to execute child process “-bash”: Failed to execve: No such file or directory

tl flag

What is the problem about Terminal? Anyone help?

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Artur Meinild avatar
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It looks like there is a typo somewhere in your shortcut to start the terminal..
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cn flag

The problem about the terminal is that it fails creating a child process it is told to create. For example, exactly the same symptoms are seen when executing

gnome-terminal -- -bash

This instructs to start Gnome Terminal and run the command -bash. Such command does not exist, so the terminal fails with exactly the same appearance as your are showing.

Thus, investigate how you start the terminal. The error is there, in the command line used to start the terminal.

Metehan Arıkan avatar
tl flag
For gnome terminal, It gives me this error. Path issue? `bash: /usr/bin/gnome-terminal: /usr/bin/python3: bad interpreter: No such file or directory`
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cn flag
`/usr/bin/python3` indeed is where python3 normally is installed.
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us flag

Check the configuration of the gnome-terminal by executing the following command in the "Run a Command" dialog. The dialog can be access with the short cut Alt+F2.

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Then check the if there is a custom command specified in the user profile section.

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It should point to the default location of the bash: /usr/bin/bash

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