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I have been trying to update the Cygwin Program so it can locate my files, however when i ran this command 'updatedb', I just got alot of - permission denied responses from the program such as :
/usr/bin/find: `/cygdrive/d/Windows/ServiceProfiles/NetworkService': Permission denied
How can I solve this so I can locate my files using the CYGWIN program.
Ps- i am using a windows7 pc.
Thanks
Jis
Is it possible that you installed cygwin as an administrator, but the current user does not have administrator rights? If so, try running cygwin as admin and do updatebd that way.
This works as a solution... > cd / > mkdir c > mount c: /c > mkdir d > mount d: /d > ...etc –
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I accidentally execute the following command
sudo cp libcuda.so /usr/bin/ld
because i thought /usr/bin/ld is a directory, and I believe my /usr/bin/ld is broken now, at present I cannot use cmake anymore, does anyone know how can I fix this? thanks!
System: Ubuntu 20.04
One simple way to fix it would be to reinstall the package containing /usr/bin/ld.
sudo apt reinstall binutils
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How to install jot command on the Win10 because I use Git Bash to run a xxx.sh and show a exception as following:
jot: command not found
How can I solve this?
jot (seen here) is a BSD command.
So unless you can get it sources (usr.bin/jot/jot.c) and somehow recompile it for mingw, I don't see it available either on Linux or as an exe on Windows.
Update Nov. 2020: DimP adds in the comments:
For anyone looking for an answer on Debian etc. environments, Ubuntu has Athena-jot:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get install athena-jot
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How do I install modprobe? I have already installed kmod using apt-get. I'm using Debian 8. Thank you.
You should run the command modprobe as root , type :
su -
Enter your root password then run modprobe , or install and configure sudo
sudo modprobe module_name
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While trying to build Wireshark on Ubuntu 16.04 from source code, I encounter this error after running ./configure:
error: /home/yoyo/anaconda3/bin/lrelease -qt=5 -version returned non-zero exit status
Any suggestions?
You appear to have python installed in your home directory via anaconda.
Probably you set this via the PATH variable in your .bashrc (or the anaconda installer did)
Try editing .bashrc and removing it so you're using ubu system defaults.
Run the failing command manually to see if it would work or if you have another problem.
$ /usr/bin/lrelease -qt=5 -version
lrelease version 5.5.1
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How do you compile and install bless hex editor or any other app without using package managers in linux(eg:aptitude,synaptic etc)?
Goto http://home.gna.org/bless/downloads.html
Download the source
Extract the tarball by running tar -xf bless-x.x.x.tar.gz & cd into the extracted dir
Install dependencies, (you need Mono >= 1.1.14 and Gtk#2 >= 2.8) visit http://www.mono-project.com/download/ for more details on the installation process
Run ./configure
Run make
Run make install