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[SOLVED] How do I delete a read-only folder ?
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retsaw
2010-10-30 , 23:20
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The dot in the find command means to start the search from the current directory, and "-type d" tells find to look for and match directories.
The filesystem wouldn't be mounted read-only without a reason, either filesystem errors or a hardware error, though if it had been mounted read-only you could check "dmesg" to look for any relevant error messages telling why the kernel remounted it read-only.
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