Created a directory, but can't delete it. (Solved)
Created a directory, but can't delete it. (Solved)
I miss having a "home" directory so I created one. I thought I was adding it to /root, but it ended up as a sub-directory of /etc/. Now I can't seem to delete it by selecting it, then delete. Also, can't copy any files to it. Get an error message. What's the correct procedure in uXplor file manager? This would have worked in Konqueror. Thanks.
jacatone wrote:Nope, still didn't work. Why is it /mnt/home when I created the file in the /etc/ directory?
Force of habit of thought. /mnt/home exists in most puppy installs, /etc/home never does - except in this case.
Sorry, the main point is put a space in
rmdir /etc/home
Select text with left mouse buttonAlso, how do you copy the text results from the shell? Thanks.
Press wheel to paste
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There's a recent topic on this and various ways.
Jacatone, it would have been helpful if you'd told us how you're running Puppy. The assumption is that you installed it to a hard drive, but is it a full install or a "frugal" install?
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Thanks Flash, thanks jacatone. The more information we have, the easier to help. The better and more specific the question, the better the answer.jacatone wrote:Sorry, will do so in the future. Is a full install in it's own partition and a frugal in a shared one?
I'm happy to help you and do so when I get a chance, you seem so enthusiastic about Puppy, learning things and making changes, I have no idea what you are up to at any given moment.
Bruce