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#199
Originally Posted by ade View Post
I will eat my shoes if this does not work

The chmod +x must put execute permissions on the file, or else you will encounter error messages.

I will have to ask again, please execute exactly as written. You are not executing this on the file in MyDocs I hope, because that will never work (not supported in FAT32). Do the chmod to the file in /usr/bin/. This simply has to work. If you do not encounter error messages and it is still not executable, your devices is seriously corrupted. But I am still betting on some misunderstanding.
I've received no errors at all, and I'm sure I wasn't performing the command on the folder in MyDocs.

I just did the following:
Code:
 sudo gainroot
/home/user # cd /usr/bin/
/usr/bin # chmod +x worldclock
And it executed without error, returning me to my /usr/bin prompt. The clock icon in my apps drawer still does nothing after showing the processing icon for a short while. Everything else on my phone seems to operate normally. FYI, I don't have either speed or battery patch installed. I haven't the faintest clue. Thanks for being so responsive and trying to assist! Not a problem, just a mystery. Jeff

Last edited by wicozani; 2012-03-16 at 22:26.