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I can't seem to find an answer on how to access /usr or /home in the file manager.
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2009-06-30
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2009-06-30
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root emelfm2
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2009-06-30
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I can't seem to find an answer on how to access /usr or /home in the file manager. I need to copy a file there. I can't find them though
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2009-06-30
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I can't seem to find an answer on how to access /usr or /home in the file manager. I need to copy a file there. I can't find them though
cd /home/user/MyDocs ln -s /home/user Home ln -s / Root
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2009-06-30
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2009-07-01
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To access them, or any other path of your choice, from within Xterm do:
and they will appear in File Manager!Code:cd /home/user/MyDocs ln -s /home/user Home ln -s / Root
--denis
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2009-07-01
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cd /home/user/MyDocs rm Home rm Root
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2009-07-02
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That is not a good idea -- you will create a circular file reference. Any application (or something in the OS itself) trying to read your device will get stuck in a forever loop navigating /home/user/MyDocs/home/user/MyDocs/home/user/...(etc).