Error while copying to hard disk "The Destination is read-only " In KALI LINUX
i am kali linux user and i am not expert in it . when i am going to copy something in hard disk, showing a message "the destination is read-only". what will be the solution??
i want solution as soon as possible. |
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http://docs.kali.org/introduction/sh...use-kali-linux The fast way to both write to the hard disk and to become an expert is to download a copy of Linux Mint and train up on that. It has all the same tools you have on Kali but you can work on them one at a time in a more comfortable environment until such time as you become an expert. At that point, but not before, you can put Kali on a USB stick and carry it around to use as needed. Really that's the fast way as you can take the utilities on one at a time. Which utility are you starting with first? |
If you have an actual install of Kali Linux, you may have a corrupted filesystem and need to run a filesystem check. Unless you are planning to use Kali Linux to study computer forensics, it is a very poor choice as explained at the link posted above.
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Hi&welcome (I think;) Kali?s are like asking Police what to do with pile of Guns I found:D)
+1 #2 for link! Good reading! ...excuses for irreparable damages vs. legal consequences? Your destination device/filesystem is probably mounted 'ro' read-only. Try this (&learn): df <your DESTINATION directory> ; grep -w <what that df reports it's "Mounted on"> /proc/mounts Code:
# touch /mydir/myfile You're probably running as 'root' (UID 0), so it's probably not write permission 'mode' Here's another useful concept to learn: the difference adding -d makes on ls -l mydir ByTheWay, tossing "the destination is read-only" into a web-search answers question! Here's advice on 'using LQ' ("vehicle beeps when I shift": a truck? into reverse?) p.s. Example of IMpolite: "i want [you to learn&reply] as soon as possible." Best wishes! Looking forward to seeing that you are real&learning. |
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