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dpnk44 |
2010-01-03
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hmmm... this could be a problem as when I type in cd/home/user/MyDocs it says "not found"
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2010-01-03
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@ Oelsted, Denmark
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Originally Posted by dpnk44
You have to be root using:
Ok,
so far I have sucessfully installed Rootsh and downloaded the ScummVM 1.0.0-4 package, however the next bit I am stuck on:
mivoligo - when I type in your suggestion of...
"/home/user/MyDocs/.documents"
I get the response of "Permission denied"
any ideas?
Code:
sudo gainroot
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2010-01-03
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#13
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Originally Posted by dpnk44
cd (change directory) is a command...
hmmm... this could be a problem as when I type in cd/home/user/MyDocs it says "not found"
The rest is the path... 
So You need a space between cd and the path...
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2010-01-03
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@ Edinburgh
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First:
then:
and then:
and press TAB. It will autocomplet name of your file. After all Enter and that should be fine.
Code:
sudo gainroot
Code:
cd /home/user/MyDocs/.documents
Code:
dpkg -i scumm
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2010-01-03
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OK, this time I get Permission Denied
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2010-01-03
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#17
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I seem to have installed ScummVM; there is an icon for it in the menu now... however it doesn't appear to open... I just get a blank page with the 'clock' loading icon going round in the top line...
