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download.sh doesn't work on default bash on mac #53
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Thanks!! Just met the same problem on mac. Really helpful! |
Thanks in Ubuntu i also have to tried
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Nice! This works. Thank you! |
Someone knows how to solve the same problem but in windows? |
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all on a Mac M1, you might enjoy this video from a AI professor for getting things running on a mac: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VEDy-c5Sk8Y |
from another discussion, using mac and bash to download everything, use this one: |
hello, have you solved the problem in windows, I also met ERROR 403: Forbidden. |
Here is a python script may help you |
io da windows non trovo il link da mettere su download.sh |
Still getting this error on mac M1
I tried what was mentioned in these two comments specifically #53 (comment) #53 (comment)... Any advise? |
Thanks for sharing, @dseddah. Since this is not an issue but a comment, closing to avoid cluttering. |
Hi everyone,
I've noticed that the downloading script doesn't work as it on mac. (the declare -A option is not recognized by the default bash)
fix:
install bash with homebrew
and use it to call the script
/opt/homebrew/bin/bash ./download.sh
Thanks for making this available btw :)
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