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Posts: 147 | Thanked: 29 times | Joined on Sep 2009 @ Lincs, UK
#1
ok i have a problem....

i have been trying to download some files via transmission, and thedse files were going straight in to "downloads" on the n900

after a few mins i get an error saying something like "can not save file, read only memory"

because the file initially started to download, the full amount of memory has been allocated, and so i went to file manager and tfried to delete the file

i cant even delete the file now as i get the same read only memory error. how do i fix this?

Last edited by DannStarr; 2009-12-13 at 20:17.
 
Posts: 147 | Thanked: 29 times | Joined on Sep 2009 @ Lincs, UK
#2
My N900 worked perfectly until just now

yesterday i placed several avi files on to the internal memory and all the films played really well

now, i cant move, copy, edit, delete any files, i just get a "read-only file system" error

none of my videos play, i just get an "unsupported media format" error - even though these same files played fine yesterday

please, help me
 
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#3
tried nokia or ovi suite to remove the avi files?
 
Posts: 207 | Thanked: 119 times | Joined on Nov 2009 @ Pittsburgh, PA, USA
#4
1. install rootsh package (from Extras-devel)
2. start x-terminal
3. type "root" (or "sudo gainroot")
4. go to folder where file stored (use "cd foldername", for move folder up use "cd ..")
5. type "rm FileName"

good luck
 
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#5
Have you tried removing them as root, and what do mount and df show?
 
Posts: 147 | Thanked: 29 times | Joined on Sep 2009 @ Lincs, UK
#6
no, when i get home to connect to pc i will try this.

does it sound like my internal memory is corrupted? if so is that something a re flash would fix, or is the phone fooked?
 
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#7
DannStarr, please don't start two threads with the same question. Threads merged.
 
Posts: 207 | Thanked: 119 times | Joined on Nov 2009 @ Pittsburgh, PA, USA
#8
try this:
1. install rootsh package (from Extras-devel)
2. start x-terminal
3. type "root" (or "sudo gainroot")
4. go to folder where file stored (use "cd foldername", for move folder up use "cd ..")
5. type "rm FileName"

good luck
 
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Originally Posted by qgil View Post
DannStarr, please don't start two threads with the same question. Threads merged.
sorry qgil

how do i get to copy and paste the text in terminal so i can show the output of mount etc?
 
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#10
Originally Posted by mikhmv View Post
try this:
1. install rootsh package (from Extras-devel)
You don't need Extras-devel. Don't enable it if you don't know what you're doing.
 
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