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You miss the point, the absolute path will work from everywhere, but since she already was at /, she can also use the relative path, without / in front of it, they both will reach the same binary. In fact, she received the same empty output. If the path had been incorrect as you think it was, she would have received a "command not found " error.
Only one partition is mounted, however according to what you said above, you must have another one somewhere. Can you try these ones?
Code:
ls /dev/sda*- in yellow said /dev/sda /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2
file -s /dev/sda*- /dev/sda: writable, no read permission( /dev/sda1 /dev/sda2
That's a problem, cause it means that your user has no read permissions over that node. You need to try to gain root permissions before continuing anyway. Can you log in as root? Do you remember your root password?
That's a problem, cause it means that your user has no read permissions over that node. You need to try to gain root permissions before continuing anyway. Can you log in as root? Do you remember your root password?
Im logged in under the root password. i logged off and logged back in, how do i get promted to enter my root password?
Seems to me beagle is taking up space.
you can remove the directory
Code:
rm -R /home/fletch2k3/.beagle
Now try to login.
I would suggest to remove or disable beagle.
Also in firefox you can clean the cache
I would also suggest to lower the cach size.
I am trying it now. I dont even know what beagle is! lol i just know some dog head pops up in the corner. ever since i started using it.
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how can i lower the cache size?
so does this laptop seem like its a good one to use while in school?
under the computer menu it says 215M free/3G total
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