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2010-02-23
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hmmm, I thought the MyDocs Folder is the home folder?
but you can access the whole file system over the XTerminal
to attach other Files then these in MyDocs, I would copy them to the home folder or create a symbolic linc (ln -s) with the terminal (basic linux knowleges needed)
but you can access the whole file system over the XTerminal
to attach other Files then these in MyDocs, I would copy them to the home folder or create a symbolic linc (ln -s) with the terminal (basic linux knowleges needed)
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by Scharel
MyDocs is mounted on a vfat filesystem(27G) and the home you are mentioning is on a ubifs filesystem (2 G )
hmmm, I thought the MyDocs Folder is the home folder?
but you can access the whole file system over the XTerminal
to attach other Files then these in MyDocs, I would copy them to the home folder or create a symbolic linc (ln -s) with the terminal (basic linux knowleges needed)
Cant create links to do this AFAIK
*EDIT*
what I normally do is copy my stuff that I want to attach to the /media/mmc1 ( memory card ) folder and then attach it.
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by Scharel
Thanks but what do I enter in X Terminal to access the file system?
you can access the whole file system over the XTerminal
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
cd /home/user/
Thanks but what do I enter in X Terminal to access the file system?
but then if you didnt know how to get to your home folder, how did you get stuff in there to copy it ?
or maybe Ive got your Q completely wrong
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by etuoyo
http://searchwarp.com/swa211426.htm on this page are the two commands you need explained (ls - list and cd - change directory)
Thanks but what do I enter in X Terminal to access the file system?
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by krk969
http://www.computerhope.com/unix/ucp.htm thats how you can copy files
but then if you didnt know how to get to your home folder, how did you get stuff in there to copy it ?
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by Scharel
lol, thanks Scharel , I could do with that
http://www.computerhope.com/unix/ucp.htm thats how you can copy files
the question was for etuoyo , so I know what he/she was trying to copy from /home/user , if he/she didnt know how to get in there.
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2010-02-23
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oh, sorry, I missunderstood you, english is just my fourth language :-)
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2010-02-23
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Originally Posted by krk969
Was really trying to copy my conboy notes. Apparently the device backup app copies them so may not need to go into the home folder but will give it a go and see.
lol, thanks Scharel , I could do with that
the question was for etuoyo , so I know what he/she was trying to copy from /home/user , if he/she didnt know how to get in there.
and just FYI, you cant copy across different filesystems with that command
Also is there a way to make email app see the contents of your homefolder and not just the My Docs folder? I want to email some items not in the My Docs folder.