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marxian
2011-10-20 , 17:58
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Originally Posted by
stickymick
OK thanks for the reply. Any ideas how to check?
You can check by going to the parent directory of the download location and using the ls -l command. So, if your download location is /home/user/MyDocs/cuteTube, you enter
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cd /home/user/MyDocs/
then
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ls -l
This will give you a list of permissions for any files or directories within MyDocs.
Another way of checking would be to simply attempt to move or copy a file to the download directory. If it fails, then you know there is a problem.
There is a nice walkthrough on fixing N900 filesystem errors at
http://www.adminlinux.org/2010/04/no...-readonly.html
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