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2010-02-01
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Did you capitalise correctly?
Linux is case sensitive on filenames.
Linux is case sensitive on filenames.
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Nokia are a business and have chosen a path of using the OSS community phenomenon to reduce their overheads specifically after sales support and development. Unlike Apple who do the opposite and make a killing from their Applications store.
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2010-02-01
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Originally Posted by cashclientel
yes, i copy exactly the file name, even some under scores and dots
Did you capitalise correctly?
Linux is case sensitive on filenames.
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2010-02-01
, 11:27
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
yes when i access MyDocs there are some folders shown like in the file manager the i type "ls" and more folders and files are visible including the file i wanted to unzip. what i have done is type "unzip (name of file)" and then it says file not found. did i got that right? or im way too far?
Is the zip file in the same directory (use "ls" to check), or did you provide the full path to the zip file?
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2010-02-01
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
yes shortly....
That should be correct, yes. Can you upload a screenshot of the output of the "ls" and the unzip commands?
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2010-02-01
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Tab key is your friend when typing filenames (or commands). Start typing "unzip abc" where abc is a couple of first letters of filename and use tab to complete the filename. This way you can't type it wrong.
Note that if there are for example files "nicefile.txt" and "nicerfile.txt" and you type "nice" and then click tab, it doesn't complete it, but when you click tab twice, it shows all files which starts with "nice" and then you can type some more ("f" for "nicefile.txt" or "r" for "nicerfile.txt") and click tab to complete.
Note that if there are for example files "nicefile.txt" and "nicerfile.txt" and you type "nice" and then click tab, it doesn't complete it, but when you click tab twice, it shows all files which starts with "nice" and then you can type some more ("f" for "nicefile.txt" or "r" for "nicerfile.txt") and click tab to complete.
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2010-02-01
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
That should be correct, yes. Can you upload a screenshot of the output of the "ls" and the unzip commands?
i think this is it
I tried playing on xterm but when i get to the folder where the file is going to be unzipped, and i typed "unzip (name of the zipped file)" it says (name of the unzipped file) not found!
I badly need help.
Thanks in advance!