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How to find files?
Does anyone know how to find files in the main memory?
I've tried from root (/) as root ls -R | grep jpeg but I get a segmentation fault. If I just do ls -R, it gets as far as ./mnt/initfs/sys/module/nousb/parameters/: and keeps repeating that line - strange. I get the same thing whether I'm SSH'd in or if I'm using xterm on the tablet. The version of 'find' on the tablet seems non-standard. If I try find / -iname "*00_15*" it complains that that its not valid syntax. All I'm trying to do is to find where some pictures created by the camera on internal memory are stored!!! |
Re: How to find files?
The tablets use busybox for the shell and utilities, which are more limited than the usual. "-iname" seems to not be supported, try "-name".
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Re: How to find files?
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Any idea why ls -R gets hung up? (Incidently, I found the default system directories (documents, games, images etc) are hidden directories under /home/user/MyDocs/, but I suppose thats common knowledge). Thanks again. |
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