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mece 2010-01-27 09:26

Re: Anyone Know how to install a .deb file via Terminal?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bahadhurs (Post 497029)
hi can help me about instal deb file for examble my file was dumbed, when i open file manager path showing Nokia N900/documents/
but not instaling erro coming "cannot access archive: No such file or directory error wer encounterd while processing 1.deb"

Nokia N900/documents/
in filemanager is actually
/home/user/MyDocs/.documents/
in xterm. Remember it's case sensitive.

bahadhurs 2010-01-27 13:10

Re: Anyone Know how to install a .deb file via Terminal?
 
hi still i am trying to install not installing deb file

fatalsaint 2010-01-27 15:52

Re: Anyone Know how to install a .deb file via Terminal?
 
you have to use the terminal:

Code:

dpkg -i filename.deb
The location of the file is going to depend on where you saved it. If it's N900/documents in the filemanager then as mece said above it will be in /home/user/MyDocs/.documents/.

kh.victor 2011-11-05 23:20

Re: Anyone Know how to install a .deb file via Terminal?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by vl_oka (Post 485312)
So let's explain it, shall we?

As a regular user, your home directory is "/home/user/". However, what you normally see in N900 menus is a little beyond that. Your "default" folder is "/home/user/MyDocs/" (capitalisation *is* important). What N900 displays as "Documents" is in "/home/user/MyDocs/.documents/" (note the ".", it's required). If you change to "/home/user/MyDocs/" and issue a "ls -a" command, you'll se other folders as well. It's fairly obvious which dot-something folders correspond to what you see in "normal" N900 menus.

<fx>feels a little bit superior</fx>

;)

OK. Right answer! But why not to put it at the top and assign all the tags: "Transfer deb N9" "USB"? It takes like five hours to find this in the forum[/web]

or in the FAQ somewhere


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