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2010-03-12
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There are several things you are doing wrong. Where to beguin?
- You shouldn't have a space between + and x.
- cd means "change directory. So, why are you trying to cd into x?
- Make sure the file is where you think it is first using the ls command.
- See this post for a mini command line tutorial:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...337#post535337
- You shouldn't have a space between + and x.
- cd means "change directory. So, why are you trying to cd into x?
- Make sure the file is where you think it is first using the ls command.
- See this post for a mini command line tutorial:
http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...337#post535337
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2010-03-12
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It looks like the first attempt (the second line) in the last screenshot worked - if you type:
ls -l
you will see whether or not it is executable.
You should see something like:
To help with your learning, the permissions can be chunked as follows:
- rwx r-x r-x
I won't go into too much deal (a google search will tell you everything), but the first '-' means it's a normal file (d would be a directory), then the next three groups represent permissions.
Group 1 = user permissions
Group 2 = group permissions
Group 3 = public/world/anonymous permissions
the first letter is read permissions. r=yes, -=no
the second is write permissions. w=yes, -=no
the third is execute permissions. x=yes, -=no
so in this example, the user can read, write and execute.
other users in the same group as this user can read and execute
and any user can read and execute
(note: In practice, on the n900, multi user and groups aren't really used)
Hope that helps!
Ben
ls -l
you will see whether or not it is executable.
You should see something like:
Code:
Nokia-N900-42-11:~# ls -l -rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Mar 11 21:16 move-to-opt.sh Nokia-N900-42-11:~# chmod +x test Nokia-N900-42-11:~# ls -l -rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 0 Mar 11 21:16 move-to-opt.sh Nokia-N900-42-11:~#
- rwx r-x r-x
I won't go into too much deal (a google search will tell you everything), but the first '-' means it's a normal file (d would be a directory), then the next three groups represent permissions.
Group 1 = user permissions
Group 2 = group permissions
Group 3 = public/world/anonymous permissions
the first letter is read permissions. r=yes, -=no
the second is write permissions. w=yes, -=no
the third is execute permissions. x=yes, -=no
so in this example, the user can read, write and execute.
other users in the same group as this user can read and execute
and any user can read and execute
(note: In practice, on the n900, multi user and groups aren't really used)
Hope that helps!
Ben
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2010-03-12
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Thanks everyone. One last question, I have made everything from before, but when I use the command " ./move-to-opt.sh " the terminal returns the next message "/bin/sh: move-to-opt.sh: not found"
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2010-03-12
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Are you in the right directory?
You can do the ls -l command as above to see if move-to-opt.sh is in your current directory. If not you'll need to use cd to change directory first.
You can do the ls -l command as above to see if move-to-opt.sh is in your current directory. If not you'll need to use cd to change directory first.
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2010-03-12
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hey what is that program in the first screenshot?
1.- Need to gain root (sudo gainroot, works on my n900).
2.- the scripts that I want to run as executables must not be on MyDocs, since it is a VFat Partition (done, moved my files to /Home/User/ and /Home/User/X/
Can somebody tell me what I'm doing wrong? (I'm new to linux, but I want to learn)