What it means /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter?

Question

I create start.sh file and wont to start,but retruned me

./start.sh: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter: No such file or directory

this is my start.sh file content

#!/bin/bash
cd /home/test/Desktop
node cron.js

How can I fixed this problem?

Solution

It means your script file has MSWin line endings. Use dos2unix or fromdos to fix them.

Comments

[jww]

Allow us to Google that for you: /bin/bash^M: bad interpreter site:stackoverflow.com

[Vahagn Aleksanyan]

How can I fixed problem?

[choroba]

Do you have dos2unix or fromdos installed?

[Vahagn Aleksanyan]

I instaled fromdos,but dont know how to use.

[choroba]

See man fromdos to see the manual page.