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English => aMule Help => Topic started by: Soran on December 18, 2005, 08:33:19 PM
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Hallo everybody!
Recently I moved to Linux and I'm not really used to it nor to aMule yet...
This is my problem: when I try to download something, the downloaded files are marked with the status of "fermo" (="stopped") or "in completamento (="completing"). When I close aMule and then open it, the recently downloaded portions are not present: they have not been saved.
This error message appears:
CFile: Error when opening file (blablabla): Read-only file system
Does anybody have any idea of what's the problem?
Thanks a lot to all those who'll try to help. :baby:
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where do you try to store the files?
if its on an ntfs file system you cannot write to it....
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No, it shouldn't be this the problem: when I made the partition on my hard disk, I paid attention not to format it in ntfs, but FAT32. I think this should allow me to use both Windows and Linux to write on the HDD, right?
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yes, your right:
# mount | grep enkey
/dev/hdb1 on /enkey type vfat (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,fmask=111,uid=1000,gid=1000,user=morph)
it's my disk for amule. First was for emule under win.
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check your fstab entries taht you really mount the partition rw,
and maybe add some options like the once morph has, but adjust them to your user/system or course...
you can also always try with the root user first....
touch some_file_name
shoudl tell ya if its just a user specific thing, or the whole partition is stil r/o
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Sorry guys, but I'm a true beginner with Linux and aMule, so I do not have any idea of how to do what you tell me.connection, I mean, I understand the distincion between terminal and root terminal, but that's all. I don't know how to write commands... :(
Btw, I've checked what I was able to check (little thing actually), and I think the HDD partition I'm trying to use is rw. Mind that when aMule download stuff, I hear the HDD writing stuff. The prbl is that I don't get anything completed.
Anyway thanks all