Try it again, but this time type the full path of repo. Assuming you followed directions, your command should look like this
~/bin/repo -u init git://blahblahblah
Sorry I can't be of more help. I'm not really a Linux guy. I'm sure if that doesn't work someone much smarter than I will get back to you.
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~/bin/repo -u init git://blahblahblah
Sorry I can't be of more help. I'm not really a Linux guy. I'm sure if that doesn't work someone much smarter than I will get back to you.
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