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2014-09-12
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Originally Posted by juiceme
@Coderus and @Juiceme, Thank you so much for the help you have given!
Yes, it seems that probably there's*some glitch in your SFOS installation, just as @coderus says.
Fortunately now as you have once installed it, it is very easy to reinstall; just boot the device in ubiboot maintanance mode, and when you get the partitions exported, delete the files from ALT_OS partition and unpack the SFOS tar archive there.
There is no need to change anything else any more
One last thing, I just did as you said, but how could I eliminar files from this folder ALT_OS? I want to type some string in the terminal of Ubuntu, for example: "sudo su etc ..."?
Why can not I move them to the trash. Excuse my ignorance!
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2014-09-12
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Originally Posted by Ricky94
So you are using the ubuntu file manager? I guess it does not give you sudo rights, hence you cannot delete the files with it.
@Coderus and @Juiceme, Thank you so much for the help you have given!
One last thing, I just did as you said, but how could I eliminar files from this folder ALT_OS? I want to type some string in the terminal of Ubuntu, for example: "sudo su etc ..."?
Why can not I move them to the trash. Excuse my ignorance!
How to do that in console;
- note catefully what's the mountpoint (could be /media/ALT_OS/ for example)
- go to that dirdctory
- give command "sudo rm -rf *"
Be absolutely sure that you are in correct directory!!
Fortunately now as you have once installed it, it is very easy to reinstall; just boot the device in ubiboot maintanance mode, and when you get the partitions exported, delete the files from ALT_OS partition and unpack the SFOS tar archive there.
There is no need to change anything else any more