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2011-02-21
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#32
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Originally Posted by Megaltariak
...unless he changes the command prompt for root...but
Yes, if you see # at the left of the command you typed (instead of $), then you are already root and don't need to type sudo.
that is a different story and we don't want to confuse.
;-)
Last edited by ME2g; 2011-02-21 at 20:32. Reason: Edit: do -> to ;-)
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2011-02-21
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#33
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur
Maybe he should simply use
Hmmm... Well, it actually sounds like your command line isn't able to find the "nano" command for some reason - it sees the file, just doesn't see the program itself. I'm really not sure why that would be, assuming you're sure you typed everything correctly. Unless for some reason nano got uninstalled, or had it's binary renamed or deleted/moved? *Shrug* What do
andCode:ls -l /usr/bin/nano
give as output?Code:dpkg -l | grep nano
Code:
which nano
See also
http://man.he.net/man1/which
or
http://manpages.debian.net/cgi-bin/m...an+6.0+squeeze
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2011-02-21
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#34
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Originally Posted by ME2g
i reflashed my device and installed nano from the beginning. during the process of installing this OS i noticed that it downloaded and reinstalled it. i managed to get nano running whenever needed in the instructions though. i typed the command you wrote and it said "/usr/bin/nano".
Maybe he should simply use
?Code:which nano
See also
http://man.he.net/man1/which
or
http://manpages.debian.net/cgi-bin/m...an+6.0+squeeze
thank you ME2g for the links. i'll read it along with the command explanation that Mentalist gave me.
Originally Posted by Char
ohh i so i can just use sudo for one command? okay i typed in the command, but nothing happened. from what i understand so far, chmod changes the permission of the selected folder right? but how do i launch archlinux itself? i've done everything accordingly, but still there is no indication whatsoever about the success of this installation. if i have installed it successfully, how do i launch it? must i create the icons manually?
or you could just
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/closearch
you don't need to gainroot for single commands
Last edited by Armand360; 2011-02-21 at 18:32.
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2011-02-22
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#35
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Originally Posted by ME2g
If nano isn't in his path (which was the problem) then that won't help.
Maybe he should simply use
Code:which nano
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2011-02-22
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#36
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Originally Posted by Armand360
that's good. it only outputs anything if somethign went wrong.
ohh i so i can just use sudo for one command? okay i typed in the command, but nothing happened. from what i understand so far, chmod changes the permission of the selected folder right?
but how do i launch archlinux itself? i've done everything accordingly, but still there is no indication whatsoever about the success of this installation. if i have installed it successfully, how do i launch it? must i create the icons manually?
well
Code:
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/archlinux-e17 archlinux-e17
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2011-02-23
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#37
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ohh so whenever i type "chmod", there shouln't be any output? okay. well i think i might've left out something because there was no archlinux-e17in my /usr/bin/..
btw, what does the output mean?
sudo gainroot
cd /home/user/archlinux
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/archlinux
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/chrootarch
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/startarch
exit
cd /home/user/archlinux
./chrootarch
and i got:
Mounting...
using image file: /home/user/MyDocs/archmobile.img.ext2
fs type is ext2
Using ext2 file system
mounting /home/user/MyDocs/archmobile.img.ext2 on loop
.../home/user/MyDocs/archmobile.img.ext2 mounted on loop0
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mount: mounting /var/run/pulse on /.archlinux/var/run/pulse
failed: No such file or directory
cannot sync; chroot not mounted!
Everything set up, running chroot...
[root@archmobile: /]
btw, what does the output mean?
sudo gainroot
cd /home/user/archlinux
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/archlinux
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/chrootarch
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/startarch
exit
cd /home/user/archlinux
./chrootarch
and i got:
Mounting...
using image file: /home/user/MyDocs/archmobile.img.ext2
fs type is ext2
Using ext2 file system
mounting /home/user/MyDocs/archmobile.img.ext2 on loop
.../home/user/MyDocs/archmobile.img.ext2 mounted on loop0
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mount: mounting /var/run/pulse on /.archlinux/var/run/pulse
failed: No such file or directory
cannot sync; chroot not mounted!
Everything set up, running chroot...
[root@archmobile: /]
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2011-02-23
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#38
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Originally Posted by Rob1n
That is the reason why I talked about "which":
If nano isn't in his path (which was the problem) then that won't help.
-either it shows that $PATH has a problem
-or the application is not there
-or (less often) there is a naming problem with the binary
Starting to search with ls in all possible directories may
be another solution but I do not like this one.
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2011-02-24
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#39
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Originally Posted by Armand360
sudo mkdir /.archlinux/var/run/pulse
mount: mounting /var/run/pulse on /.archlinux/var/run/pulse
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2011-02-24
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#40
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Originally Posted by Char
when do i type this command?
sudo mkdir /.archlinux/var/run/pulse
sudo gainroot
cd /home/user/archlinux
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/archlinux
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/chrootarch
chmod +x /home/user/archlinux/startarch
exit
cd /home/user/archlinux
sudo mkdir /.archlinux/var/run/pulse
./chrootarch
or after "./chrootarch?"
sudo chmod a+x /usr/bin/closearch
you don't need to gainroot for single commands