I was trying to install Huwaie 3G modem on Ubuntu. The install.txt said:Run ./install in TERMINAL to install MobilePartner  eg: # bash //installIf you had installed this software in your system before, you will get a prompt: The software is exist, do you want overwrites? ([Y]/[N]), enter y to overwrites or n to exit.If you do not had installed this software in your system before, you will get a prompt: Please input the install path[/usr/local/Mobile_Partner]:. Then you can input install path(fullpath), or you may using the default path(/usr/local/Mobile_Partner) by press ENTER direct Finish installing--How to run--------------------------From shortcut in desktopRun MobilePartner in your install path  eg: # /<install path>/MobilePartnerBut accidentally I gave itRun ./install in TERMINAL to install MobilePartnereg: # bash //installIf you had installed this software in your system before, you will get a prompt: The software is exist, do you want overwrites? ([Y]/[N]), enter y to overwrites or n to exit.If you do not had installed this software in your system before, you will get a prompt: Please input the install path[/usr/local/Mobile_Partner]:. Then you can input install path(fullpath), or you may using the default path(/usr/local/Mobile_Partner) by press ENTER directThe path /usr.local.bsnl3g. Now the software is not getting installed. I was trying to make fresh install (by ./install) but it prompted me to rewrite in the same {wrong} path where I have installed already. How to proceed to make it work.
Entered wrong installation path in Ubuntu
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