what is the 'BusyBox'?

is that whats stopping me from deleting the files, if so, is there any way to change it?
i'm sorry for being such a pain in the arse, but i am desperate.

Try that:
- cd to the directory from where you want to start removing 'desktop.ini' files.

- Then use this command to find all desktop.ini files (it's a multiline command, a ">" will appear on each line when you press <ENTER>):

- Are these files the one you want to remove? (a list of files will appear from that command) If yes, proceed to the next commando, who will actually remove them:

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And btw, if you want to cd to that directory, try that (<TAB> is the "TAB" button in xterm):

It will change to:

Then you can press enter and you'll change to that directory.

BTW, if you even want to remove the entire directory tree, do that:

It will remove everything starting from Q (and including it). BEWARE, THIS COMMAND IS DANGEROUS BECAUSE IT ERASES STUFF.

"BusyBox" is the name of the program that you'll be running when you open a terminal. Basically it's a command line interface with several build-in commands. Most of these commands are stripped down versions of traditional UNIX commands such as "find". In order to keep the memory footprint small, they tend to have fewer options (e.g. "find" doesn't know the "-exec" option).

rm: cannot remove '/home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/Folder/Q/Mazda (Mx5)': Permission denied
rm: cannot remove '/home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/Folder/Q/Mazda (Mx5)': Directory not empty
rm: cannot remove '/home/user/MyDocs/Downloads/Folder/Q': Directory not empty

damn it, i thought it was gonna do it. the first command found the .ini files then the second & third were a long list of whats pasted above. stubborn little bleeders! any more suggestions would be very welcome.

Have you installed "rootsh" and run sudo gainroot?
Sounds weird that you can't delete em.

Isn't the MyDocs folder on vfat partition on the internal memory card ?
No need to be root to delete something on a vfat partition.

Maybe the card is mounted read-only.

nicolai

Woo Hoo! I can't believe it, they're actually gone. Something as simple as 'sudo gainroot'! Thanks to all of you for your time and suggestions (ive hit all your thanks buttons).

But a big shout out goes to Patola & Modell900, couldn't of done it without you guys. Thank You.