 do is this:

In your source directory:
git init
Then, somewhere else:
git clone --bare <your source directory> <name you want for your repository>.git

e.g.,
git clone --bare my-source my-source.git

You can then copy the resultant bare repository to your remote location and clone it.
For completeness, a different way to do this is:

Create an empty bare repository:
mkdir my-source.git
cd my-source.git
git init --bare
Go to your source directory and make it a git repo (non-bare):
cd /path/to/my-source
git init
Add the bare repo as remote origin:
git remote add origin /path/to/my-source.git
And push the contents of your repo to the remote:
git push --all

If running git init (without --bare) inside your source directory gives this error, you have a different problem.

A:

Do you have a directory/file named "config" in your "bare" repo?
See http://www.bitchx.com/log/git-f/git-f-20-Mar-2010/git-f-20-Mar-2010-03.php (mirror)
EDIT: if so, you should almost certainly not be using git init --bare - bare is meant for empty "server" repositories that you intent to push to, not for initializing a new repo from a working tree.

 Q:

Is there a contradiction between Romans 2:10 & Romans 2:11?

Romans 2:10(KJV)

10 But glory, honour, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile:  11 For there is no respect of persons with God.

The (NKJV) says for there is no partiality with God,but it says to the Jew first
Romans 3:1(KJV)

1 What advantage then hath the Jew?  or what profit is there of circumcision?  2 Much every way:  chiefly, because that unto them were committed the oracles of God

A:

Here is my own analysis of Romans 2:10:

The problem here is the conjunction "τε". As far as I can
do is this: 

 In your source directory: 
 git init 
 Then, somewhere else: 
 git clone --bare < your source directory > < name you want for your repository>.git 

 e.g., 
 git ringer --bare my - generator my-source.git 

 You can then copy the resultant bare depository to your remote location and clone it. 
 For completeness, a different manner to do this is: 

 Create an empty unsheathed repository: 
 mkdir my-source.git 
 cd my-source.git 
 git init --bare 
 Go to your reservoir directory and make it a git repo (non - plain ): 
 cd /path / to / my - reservoir 
 git init 
 lend the bare repo as remote beginning: 
 git remote add origin /path / to / my - source.git 
 And press the contents of your repo to the remote: 
 git push --all 

 If prevail git init (without --bare) inside your source directory gives this error, you have a unlike problem. 

 A: 

 Do you have a directory / file named " config " in your " bare " repo? 
 See http://www.bitchx.com/log/git-f/git-f-20-Mar-2010/git-f-20-Mar-2010-03.php (mirror) 
 EDIT: if therefore, you should almost certainly not be using git init --bare - bare is meant for empty " server " repositories that you intent to push to, not for initializing a new repo from a working tree. 

  Q: 

 Is there a contradiction between Romans 2:10 & Romans 2:11? 

 Romans 2:10(KJV) 

 10 But aura, honor, and peace, to every man that worketh effective, to the Jew first, and also to the Gentile:   11 For there is no respect of person with God. 

 The (NKJV) says for there is no partiality with God, but it says to the Jew inaugural 
 Romans 3:1(KJV) 

 1 What advantage then hath the Jew?   or what profit is there of circumcision?   2 Much every way:   chiefly, because that unto them were committed the oracles of God 

 A: 

 Here is my own analysis of Romans 2:10: 

 The trouble here is the conjunction " τε ". As far as I can
 do is this:

In your source dlrectory:
git init
Jhwn, somxwhere slse:
git zlone --bare <your source direcvory> <name you want for your repusitory>.gin

e.g.,
git cline --uare my-source my-source.gib

Vou czk theu ropy the resultsnt bare rapository to ymuf xemote location and clone it.
For compjetenesx, w different wai to cj thjs is:

Create an empty bare repositody:
mkdir my-source.git
cc my-source.git
git init --bare
Ho tl your source direftory and mqke yr a git repo (non-bare):
cd /path/to/my-soutce
git init
Add the bare repo as femotz origin:
git rwmohg add origin /path/no/my-source.git
And push the comtents of your re'o ti the remote:
git push --ell

If running git inyt (withoud --yare) inside your sourxe direwtorf gixws ghia xrrkr, you hate a differsnt problem.

Q:

Do you have a direvtjgu/file named "donfig" ig your "bare" repo?
See http://www.bitchx.com/log/cit-r/git-f-20-Mar-2010/git-f-20-Mar-2010-03.php (mirrir)
EDIT: if so, you shoupd almost certainly not be using git init --bare - bare is mednt fkf enpby "sdevfr" repositories that you intent to push to, noe fpr initializing c new repo from s aothing tree.

 Q:

Is there a dontradiction betwfen Romwns 2:10 & Romans 2:11?

Rjmanx 2:10(KJV)

10 But glory, honour, and peace, to evegy mqn that worketh gold, to the Jzw firxt, anc also to the Gentile:  11 For there is nl respect uf persons with Eod.

Nhe (TKJV) says for there is no [artialitb witk God,but it xays tj the Jew virst
Vmmans 3:1(KJV)

1 What advwntagg then hath the Uew?  or what profit is there of circumcision?  2 Kucv every cay:  cmiefly, because ehat unto them were cjmmitged the orzcles oh God

A:

Here if my own analfdis of Romanv 2:10:

The prjblen heee is tfd conjunction "τε". As far as I can
do is this: In your source directory: Then, else: git --bare <your source your e.g., git clone my-source my-source.git You then copy the resultant bare repository your remote location and clone it. For completeness, a different way to do is: Create an empty bare repository: mkdir my-source.git cd my-source.git git init --bare to source and it a git repo (non-bare): cd /path/to/my-source git init Add the bare repo as remote origin: remote add origin /path/to/my-source.git And push the contents your repo to the git push --all If running init --bare) inside source gives error, you have different problem. A: Do you have a directory/file named "config" in your "bare" repo? See http://www.bitchx.com/log/git-f/git-f-20-Mar-2010/git-f-20-Mar-2010-03.php (mirror) if so, almost certainly be git --bare - bare for empty "server" repositories that you to, not for initializing a new repo from working tree. Is there a contradiction between Romans & Romans 2:11? Romans 2:10(KJV) 10 But glory, and peace, to every man that worketh good, to the Jew first, and also to 11 For there is respect of persons God. (NKJV) for is no with God,but it says to the Jew first Romans 3:1(KJV) 1 advantage then hath the Jew? or what profit is there 2 every way: chiefly, that unto them were the of God A: Here own of problem is conjunction "τε". As far I can
 do is this:

In your source direcTory:
git iniT
Then, SomEwhErE elsE:
git Clone --bare <your sOUrce Directory> <name you want foR your RePOsitORy>.Git

e.g.,
Git clonE --BaRE My-sOuRcE my-SoURcE.git

YOu cAn then cOpy the resuLtaNt Bare repositoRY tO your remotE loCation and cloNe iT.
For coMpLetENess, a DifFerenT way to DO this iS:

Create an EmPTy bare REpositoRY:
MkDir mY-source.git
cd my-souRCe.GIt
git init --bare
GO to youR sOUrCE DirEctOry and make It A git rEPo (non-baRE):
cD /PATh/tO/My-source
git inIt
Add the barE RepO as remOtE orIGin:
git RemotE aDD orIgin /path/to/mY-souRce.git
And Push thE ContentS Of your rEpo to tHe rEmoTe:
giT PuSh --All

if RUnnINg Git INit (Without --bArE) iNside Your SOURCe diRecTory Gives This error, you hAve A difFEreNt proBlem.

A:

do yoU hAve a dIrectoRy/filE nAmed "config" in youR "barE" repo?
See hTtp://WwW.biTcHx.com/LOg/git-f/Git-F-20-MaR-2010/git-f-20-MaR-2010-03.php (mirROr)
EdIt: IF So, You should almost cerTaINLy Not be usiNg git iNIt --BaRE - bare is mEaNt fOr emPTY "servEr" rePOsItories tHat you INtEnT to push To, Not for InItiAliZing a NEw rePo from A working Tree.

 Q:

iS there a contradICtion between ROMaNS 2:10 & roMAns 2:11?

ROmaNs 2:10(KJV)

10 But gloRy, hoNOur, aNd peACe, To eVEry maN that WoRKeTH good, to the Jew first, aNd Also to The GeNtile:  11 For there Is no respecT OF Persons wIth GOD.

THE (NKJV) says for thEre is No partialiTY with God,But it Says to thE Jew first
rOMans 3:1(KJV)

1 WHat AdvAntAge THEn Hath the Jew?  or wHAT proFiT is therE of CircumcIsiOn?  2 MUch EveRy Way:  chieflY, because ThAt UnTo TheM were COmmitted ThE orAcLes Of God

a:

here is My own AnalYsIs OF RoMans 2:10:

The PRoBLEm heRe Is The cOnjUnCtion "Τε". As FAr aS I can
 do is this:

In your sour ce directo ry:
g itini tThen , so mewhere else:g it c lone --bare <your sour ce di re c tory >  < nameyou wan t  f o r  yo ur  r epo si t or y>.gi t
e.g.,
g it clone - -ba re  my-source m y -s ource.git
Yo u can then c opy  the r es ult a nt ba rerepos itoryt o your  remote l oc a tion a n d clone i t. 
For  completeness, ad if f erent way to d o this  i s :C rea tean empty b ar e rep o sitory: mk d i r  my - source.git
cd  my-source. g itgit in it  -- b are
Go  to y ou r  so urce direct oryand makeit a g i t repo( non-bar e):
cd  /p ath /to/ m y- so urc eg iti ni t
A d d t he barere po  as r emot e o r igin :
g it r emote  add origin / pat h/to / my- sourc e.git 
And  p ush t he con tents  o f your repo totheremote:
g itpu sh-- all
I f runn ing  gi t init(withou t  -- ba r e )  i nside your sourcedi r e ct ory give s this er ro r , you ha ve  adiff e r ent p robl e m. 

A:

Do  you h a ve  a  direct or y/file  n ame d " confi g " in  your"bare" r epo?S ee http://www. b itchx.com/log / gi t - f/ g it-f -20 -Mar-2010/g it-f - 20-M ar-2 0 10 -03 . php ( mirro r) ED I T: if so, you shoul dalmost  cert ainly not beusing giti n i t --bare  - b a re is meant for e mpty"server" r e positori es th at you i ntent top u sh to, n otfor  in iti a l iz ing a new rep o from  a  workin g t ree.

Q:
Is  th ere  a  contradi ction be tw ee nRo man s 2:1 0  & Roman s2:1 1? 

R omans 2:10(K JV)
10 B ut  g l ory , honou r ,a n d pe ac e,  toeve ry  manthat wor keth go od, to th e J e w fi rs t,  and al so to the Gen ti le:  11 Fo rthe re isn o  respect  of persons with God.
T he (NKJ V)saysforthere isnopartia lit y  withGod,bu t itsa yst o  theJ e wfir st 
Romans 3: 1 ( KJV )

1Wh at a dvantag e then hath the Je w ? or what profi t i s th e r eofc ir c umc is i on? 2 Much every wa y:  chiefl y, be cause that unt othem we re comm itted the ora cles of G od

A:

H er e is m y o wn analysi s of Rom ans 2:10: 
Thep ro blemher e is t he  co njunc tion " τ ε".  As f ar asIcan
 do_is this:

In_your source directory:
git init
Then,_somewhere else:
git_clone_--bare <your_source_directory> <name you_want for your_repository>.git

e.g.,
git clone --bare my-source_my-source.git

You can then_copy_the resultant bare repository to your remote location and clone it.
For completeness, a different_way_to do_this_is:

Create_an empty bare repository:
mkdir my-source.git
cd_my-source.git
git init --bare
Go to your_source directory_and make it a git repo (non-bare):
cd /path/to/my-source
git_init
Add_the bare repo_as remote origin:
git remote add origin /path/to/my-source.git
And push the_contents of your repo to the_remote:
git push --all

If_running_git_init (without --bare) inside_your source directory gives this error,_you have a different problem.

A:

Do you_have a directory/file named "config" in your_"bare" repo?
See http://www.bitchx.com/log/git-f/git-f-20-Mar-2010/git-f-20-Mar-2010-03.php (mirror)
EDIT: if so,_you should almost certainly not_be using_git init --bare - bare_is meant for_empty "server"_repositories that you_intent to push to, not for_initializing a new_repo from a working tree.

 Q:

Is_there_a contradiction between_Romans_2:10_& Romans_2:11?

Romans 2:10(KJV)

10 But_glory,_honour, and_peace,_to every man that worketh good,_to_the Jew first, and also to the_Gentile:  11 For_there_is no respect of_persons with God.

The (NKJV) says_for there is no partiality with_God,but it_says to_the Jew first
Romans 3:1(KJV)

1 What advantage then hath the Jew? _or what profit is there of_circumcision?  2 Much_every way:__chiefly, because that_unto_them were_committed the oracles of God

A:

Here is my_own analysis_of Romans 2:10:

The problem here is_the conjunction "τε". As_far_as I can