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25/08/2007 at 1:41 PM #1652scirocco33Participant
First off…
I’m a complete noob to Firefly,Telnet, Linux to the point that I probably should not have attempted to run Firefly on my linkstation.
I’m following the Firefly Openlink install instructions on the LinkstationWiki and everything seemed to be going well…until
These libraries need to be registered with the linker. This can be done by creating a file called ld.so.conf in /etc as follows
Simple enough I think…since everything else has worked great
root@HD-HLAN19D:~# nano /etc/ld.so.conf
bash: /usr/bin/nano: Permission deniedI can’t seem to get nano to run to create the file I need
At this point I’m stuck…can anyone save the noob?
26/08/2007 at 7:45 AM #12181rpeddeParticipant@scirocco33 wrote:
First off…
I’m a complete noob to Firefly,Telnet, Linux to the point that I probably should not have attempted to run Firefly on my linkstation.
I’m following the Firefly Openlink install instructions on the LinkstationWiki and everything seemed to be going well…until
These libraries need to be registered with the linker. This can be done by creating a file called ld.so.conf in /etc as follows
Simple enough I think…since everything else has worked great
root@HD-HLAN19D:~# nano /etc/ld.so.conf
bash: /usr/bin/nano: Permission deniedI can’t seem to get nano to run to create the file I need
At this point I’m stuck…can anyone save the noob?
The only thing I can think is that is the wrong nano binary. What kind of linkstation do you have and what does “file /usr/bin/nano” say?
Did you have to install nano, or did it come built-in on the linkstation?
26/08/2007 at 10:32 AM #12182scirocco33ParticipantThanks for the reply
I’m in over my head and don’t have enough linux knowledge to troubleshoot my way around problems
I installed nano per the instructions on the linkstationwiki but I never go it to work.
I used vi to create the files needed, but I ran into more trouble later in the instructions.
I managed to undo all the damage and return my ls to stock firmware and operation
So for now, I’ll continue to run Firefly on my main computer…until I can find a better solution
26/08/2007 at 3:52 PM #12183cezzaParticipantTo get Firefly running on my Linkstation I followed the instructions here:
http://forum.linkstationwiki.net/viewtopic.php?f=39&t=3509
Painless…
26/08/2007 at 9:38 PM #12184scirocco33ParticipantI have a LS2 MIPSel
I seems to need quite a bit more invovlement to run firefly.
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