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2009-09-07
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#21
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Originally Posted by Sveles
try "find / -type f -name wifizoo.tar". it will show you the location of wifizoo.tar
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2009-09-07
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#22
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First type pwd, it'll show the present working directory. Then type cd and the first letters of the directory you want to go and then press tab on the screen, it will do the autocomplete, and then just press enter. Bare in mind that Linux is case sensitive.
So if you have saved the file on removable card, then you should type:
cd /media/mmc1
to verify that the file you are looking for is there type:
find . -name wifizoo.tar
if it is, find command will give the relative path to the file from the current directory, unless, of course it is in the root directory of the removable memory card.
So if you have saved the file on removable card, then you should type:
cd /media/mmc1
to verify that the file you are looking for is there type:
find . -name wifizoo.tar
if it is, find command will give the relative path to the file from the current directory, unless, of course it is in the root directory of the removable memory card.
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2009-09-07
, 11:03
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#23
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ok i di excatly as you sayd and it found it under .Document/wifizoo.tar
now it just says media/mmc1 $
now it just says media/mmc1 $
Originally Posted by nowave7
First type pwd, it'll show the present working directory. Then type cd and the first letters of the directory you want to go and then press tab on the screen, it will do the autocomplete, and then just press enter. Bare in mind that Linux is case sensitive.
So if you have saved the file on removable card, then you should type:
cd /media/mmc1
to verify that the file you are looking for is there type:
find . -name wifizoo.tar
if it is, find command will give the relative path to the file from the current directory, unless, of course it is in the root directory of the removable memory card.
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2009-09-07
, 11:06
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#24
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Ok, type:
mkdir /media/mmc1/wifizoo
cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
cd /media/mmc1/wifizoo
tar -xf wifizoo.tar
Hope this helps.
mkdir /media/mmc1/wifizoo
cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
cd /media/mmc1/wifizoo
tar -xf wifizoo.tar
Hope this helps.
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2009-09-07
, 11:16
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#25
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ween i typed mkdir /media/mmc1/wifizoo it went down
then i typed cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
and got cp: cannot stat cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo : No such file or directory
/media/mmc1:$
Wow what a troble just to extract this...But i,m so new too.
then i typed cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
and got cp: cannot stat cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo : No such file or directory
/media/mmc1:$
Wow what a troble just to extract this...But i,m so new too.
Originally Posted by nowave7
Ok, type:
mkdir /media/mmc1/wifizoo
cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
cd /media/mmc1/wifizoo
tar -xf wifizoo.tar
Hope this helps.
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2009-09-07
, 11:32
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#26
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ween i type mkdir /media/mmc1/wifizoo it says
mkdir: cannot create directory */media/mmc1/wifizoo*:File exists
and wenn i type
cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
it says
cp: cannot stat */home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar:No such file or directory...
My God...i just wish he has it on is site as a deb so i can install whitout this much headache...But i,m learning...
mkdir: cannot create directory */media/mmc1/wifizoo*:File exists
and wenn i type
cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
it says
cp: cannot stat */home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar:No such file or directory...
My God...i just wish he has it on is site as a deb so i can install whitout this much headache...But i,m learning...
Originally Posted by Sveles
ween i typed mkdir /media/mmc1/wifizoo it went down
then i typed cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo
and got cp: cannot stat cp /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar /media/mmc1/wifizoo : No such file or directory
/media/mmc1:$
Wow what a troble just to extract this...But i,m so new too.
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2009-09-07
, 11:38
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#27
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Type this:
find / -name wifizoo.tar
and replace /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar in cp command with what find gives you.
find / -name wifizoo.tar
and replace /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar in cp command with what find gives you.
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2009-09-07
, 11:54
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#28
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dosent say home/user
after i typed that find wifizoo ---on my screen i see right now
/media/mmc1/Document/wifizoo.tar
/media/mmc1/wifizoo #
after i typed that find wifizoo ---on my screen i see right now
/media/mmc1/Document/wifizoo.tar
/media/mmc1/wifizoo #
Originally Posted by nowave7
Type this:
find / -name wifizoo.tar
and replace /home/user/.Document/wifizoo.tar in cp command with what find gives you.
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2009-09-07
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#29
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Ahhh... I see... Ok. Just go to that directory on your card:
cd /media/mmc1/Document/
end type
tar -xf wifizoo.tar
cd /media/mmc1/Document/
end type
tar -xf wifizoo.tar
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2009-09-07
, 12:15
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#30
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ok now it says
/media/mmc1/Document#
but ween i typed tar -xf wifizoo.tar it says
tar: invalid tar magic
Once again...I realy apriciate your patiance whit me and this...
Thank you kindly...
/media/mmc1/Document#
but ween i typed tar -xf wifizoo.tar it says
tar: invalid tar magic
Once again...I realy apriciate your patiance whit me and this...
Thank you kindly...
Originally Posted by nowave7
Ahhh... I see... Ok. Just go to that directory on your card:
cd /media/mmc1/Document/
end type
tar -xf wifizoo.tar