Rosemary McGillicuddy wrote:
On Monday 28 Mar 2005 14:47, SnapafunFrank wrote:Well, I just tried it by highlighting and copy then pasting it into konsole just as you have reported it back here and on my desktop I now have
Rosemary McGillicuddy wrote:
Hello Frank
Thanks for that vote of confidence! No joy with df ...
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rosemary]$ /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt bash: /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt: No such file or directory [EMAIL PROTECTED] rosemary]$ su Password: [EMAIL PROTECTED] rosemary]# df /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt df: `/home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt': No such file or directory [EMAIL PROTECTED] rosemary]# exit
Tried to do the attachments as requested. The only /etc/udev/udev is the .conf. I can't attach the /etc/udev/permission.d and can't see a /etc/udev/udev/permission
The files don't all match your requests. I've included old lilo seeing as it is there. The rules is /etc/udev/rules.d
Hope this makes sense.
Rosemary
You missed the most important part Rosemary: Compare to two commands below:
$ df /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt [ Your closet command to my request ]
$ df > /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt [ The correct command ~ notice the greater than symbol ]
This is how [ whenever it is possible to do so ] we put the output of a command ( in this case $ df ) to a text file instead of printing it directly to the screen. This makes/overwrites a text file at the location ( path ) you choose.
An extension of this is to use two greater than symbols " >> " and this will add to the text file rather than overwrite it.
Hope this becomes a useful tool for you to use.
In fact I had tried it both ways, and have tried again.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rosemary]$ df > /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt [EMAIL PROTECTED] rosemary]$ df > /home/rosemary/Desktop/df.txt
On the first ocassion, some while ago, I got syntax error when I put the greater than sign in.
Rosemary
the df.txt file ( changed rosemary to frank of course.
Something else to fix because this is a great tool for sharing your problems AND for making text files of your files before you make alterations.
In a previous post you sent me the output of df so I have that info at least and is why I have asked for the fdisk stuff.
Try cd~ing to the Desktop and see if all the directories exist as to /home/rosemary/Desktop/
It may well be that there is something different here.
*Er.... if either of the commands simply returned you directly to the prompt without doing anything then check your Desktop....
the file ( df.txt ) may actually be there.......*
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Regards
SnapafunFrank
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