[beagleboard] Re: running Programs off SDcard, in Debian

2014-06-05 Thread dancatalan415
problem solved!

sdcard was FAT format
reformat to ext3
thanks everyone

On Tuesday, June 3, 2014 10:48:45 PM UTC-7, dancat...@gmail.com wrote:


 hello,

 i have a beaglebone black with debian installed on the eMMC and i would 
 like to write and run programs off the sdcard. 
 but when i try to change a bash file to executable:

   chmod +x /media/45AA-4F26/myprogram(45AA-4F26 is the name of my 
 sdcard)

 the file does show as an executable:

 ls -l /media/45AA-4F26/
 ...
 -rw-r--r-- 1 debian debian99 May 28 20:24 myprogram
 

 any idea why this is? is there a permissions issue?
 Also, when i run ls -l, it shows debian even though im logged in as root

 thanks

 Dan


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[beagleboard] running Programs off SDcard, in Debian

2014-06-04 Thread dancatalan415

hello,

i have a beaglebone black with debian installed on the eMMC and i would 
like to write and run programs off the sdcard. 
but when i try to change a bash file to executable:

  chmod +x /media/45AA-4F26/myprogram(45AA-4F26 is the name of my 
sdcard)

the file does show as an executable:

ls -l /media/45AA-4F26/
...
-rw-r--r-- 1 debian debian99 May 28 20:24 myprogram


any idea why this is? is there a permissions issue?
Also, when i run ls -l, it shows debian even though im logged in as root

thanks

Dan

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