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2010-01-05
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2010-01-05
, 17:29
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#62
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You need to have the right privileges.
First install the "rootsh" package with the application manager, and then type: "sudo gainroot" in the x terminal.
After this you can use dpkg to install it..
Another way would be to use the "red pill" mode to install the package, I'm sure you can find more about that if you search the forums here.
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2010-01-05
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I really suggest that we do not advise people to enable red pill unless it is absolutely necessary. Rootsh is far more easy and without sideeffects. If he doesn't know what a .deb is and how to use it then red pill is of no use to him yet. No?
i have a problem i can;t find rootsh when i open app manager in my phone there is only 3 options uninstall,download and update there is no install "button" i need help again?
ps: sorry for my bad English i hope u understand me.
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2010-01-05
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2010-01-05
, 18:06
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i did it i download rootsh and in x terminal it tell me root shell enabled i hope this is it?? now i would be able to install .deb files??
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2010-01-05
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2010-01-05
, 18:16
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ok here is another problem i type in xterminal
dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/fmtx-faker_0.1_armel.deb
press enter and this is what he sad
cannot access archive:no such file or direcory
ps: i downloaded file from here to my computer than i pluged my n900 in pc and click on mass storage, than i open documents and copy that file from pc to my n900...so i dont know what is the problem know/?? that file is definitely in my phone...
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2010-01-05
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First of all check spelling and upper/lower cases so there was no mistakes.
If that wasn't the problem, assuming you're running windows, just hook up the phone to the usb in mass storage mode, open the drive letter for the phone and put the .deb file right there, and not in any folder. The above command should then work.
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2010-01-05
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Spock i probably bored you sry......i put file in phone the way u told me to do but there is again a problem when i type all of this stuff and press enter he told me dpkg: unknown option -/
i am lost my mind because of this ! If I'm not too tedious please let mi what should i do know
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2010-01-06
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No, dont worry. I thought I'd help you fix it since this thread will probably stay as a reference to others with the same problems.
Anyway seeing that error I'm guessing you typed:
dpkg -/home/user/MyDocs/fmtx-faker_0.1_armel.deb
When what you should type is:
dpkg -i /home/user/MyDocs/fmtx-faker_0.1_armel.deb
"dpkg" is the package manager command.
"-i" means to install something.
and the path and filename is what to install!
You see small typing errors can have huge impacts in the world of linux and unix. Which is why I asked you to first of all check the spelling and cases.