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2008-01-29
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#42
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Originally Posted by asynctea
1) If you are root, your prompt sign should be #, not $.
Hi, I'm getting to point 7: when I try to cp it gives me a "/home/user: Permission denied" message. whoami says I'm root. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
thanks
2) ls /media/mmc1/, Do you see the file skyhost there?
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2008-01-29
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#43
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Originally Posted by bunanson
Yes, my prompt sign is #
1) If you are root, your prompt sign should be #, not $.
2) ls /media/mmc1/, Do you see the file skyhost there?
2. my media is /media/Kingston
and skyhost is in downloads
So I am using:
/home/user # cp /media/Kingston/downloads/skyhost /usr/bin
to which it returns:
/bin/sh: /home/user: Permission denied
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2008-01-31
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#44
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Originally Posted by asynctea
I assumed by the defining silence that my ignorance was my problem... Apparently it was, typing: "cp /media/mmc1/downloads/skyhost /usr/bin" worked fine - still not quite used to the linux way of things, thanks for the reply bunanson, inspite of the stupid que.
Yes, my prompt sign is #
2. my media is /media/Kingston
and skyhost is in downloads
So I am using:
/home/user # cp /media/Kingston/downloads/skyhost /usr/bin
to which it returns:
/bin/sh: /home/user: Permission denied
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2008-01-31
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#45
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I see, I have to read it twice to get it, you typed in the prom"home/user/" I have since removed it. Sorry for the confusion. I am glad you get it now. How do you like the audio quality? Gizmo?
bun
Last edited by bunanson; 2008-02-03 at 02:45.
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Last edited by bunanson; 2008-02-03 at 02:45.
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2008-02-02
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#46
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hello!i have one question
how can i access the root?skyhost is on my removeable memory card,but i don't know,how i can copy this file to /usr/bin ?
please help me!(i'm a noob ^^ )
how can i access the root?skyhost is on my removeable memory card,but i don't know,how i can copy this file to /usr/bin ?
please help me!(i'm a noob ^^ )
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2008-02-02
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#47
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Originally Posted by thesoldier
Go here to install the becomeroot of your OS, www.gronmayer.com/it/, just search, I think it is http://eko.one.pl/maemo, bora/user. After than, you access root by xterm/sudo gainroot, you then follow here #7, step by step, just for you, thesoldier.
hello!i have one question
how can i access the root?skyhost is on my removeable memory card,but i don't know,how i can copy this file to /usr/bin ?
please help me!(i'm a noob ^^ )
bun
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2008-02-02
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#48
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Thanks everyone for these guides. I am getting stuck at step 7 of 'bunanson's' instruction when I get the dreaded "permission denied" message. Could someone please explain in plain and simple English as this is the first time I am using xterm and becoming root and everything else... The whole thing is extremely foreign to me but I'd love to get it to work. Skyhost file is on my memory card (confirmed through using the file manager) and I am root (with the # sign). Thanks in advance for any help.
Last edited by Aiadi; 2008-02-02 at 19:15.
Last edited by Aiadi; 2008-02-02 at 19:15.
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2008-02-02
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#49
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Got it finally to work after ignoring the '/home/user' bit of the equation in step 7. Why is it there in the first place?? You can tell that I am a complete newbee...
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2008-02-02
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#50
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Originally Posted by bunanson
Bunanson,you are the best!thank you!
Go here to install the becomeroot of your OS, www.gronmayer.com/it/, just search, I think it is http://eko.one.pl/maemo, bora/user. After than, you access root by xterm/sudo gainroot, you then follow here #7, step by step, just for you, thesoldier.
bun
thanks