#Future restore displaying argument parsing failed when using command generated by sunst0rm

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slate sentinel
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The command I'm using is
futurerestore -t /home/afastaudir8/Blobs/3497035667357862_iPad5,1_j96ap_15.7-19H12_3a88b7c3802f2f0510abc432104a15ebd8bd7154.shsh2 --use-pwndfu --skip-blob --rdsk /home/afastaudir8/Documents/sunst0rm linux/sunst0rm-main/restore-2j4_ffbq/ramdisk.im4p --rkrn /home/afastaudir8/Documents/sunst0rm linux/sunst0rm-main/restore-2j4_ffbq/krnl.im4p --latest-sep --no-baseband /home/afastaudir8/Downloads/iPad_64bit_TouchID_14.3_18C66_Restore.ipsw . The device displays a yellow screen when the sunst0rm script exists. I think it may be giving a bad command though.

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slate sentinel
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The device is an iPad Mini 4

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I'm inputting "Y" when susnt0rm asks if I want to restore, it just puts it on a yellow screen after a bit and exits. Looking at the script, it's trying to run futurerestore

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omg

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i'm dumb

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forgot there needs to be quotes