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Hi, I've got 10gr2 folder created at fedora core2 desktop. Inside that 10gr2, I've got runinstaller, Now I need to run, runinstaller executable from terminal. Could you let me know, ...
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    How to move desktop dir ?

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    I've got 10gr2 folder created at fedora core2 desktop. Inside that 10gr2, I've got runinstaller, Now I need to run, runinstaller executable from terminal. Could you let me know, how to cd to desktop directory and execute runinstaller? Also, how to mount CD ? I've tried many stuffs, but really failed.

    hare krishna
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    Is there any reason you run Fedora Core 2? It is seriously outdated, not supported anymore and lacks the features and usability of the latest version Fedora 10.
    Fedora 10 automounts the CDs.
    Is it a .sh file you are trying to run? Run it like this:
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    ./runinstaller.sh
    You must type ./ at the beginning.

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    Thanks buddy, I did follow your suggestions, but when I fire
    ./runinstaller.sh, it says, no file or directory. Yes, it's a shell script. on more thing, I've got one directory called 10gr2 on desktop and when I try to cd ./10gr2. that time, it returns no such file or directory. Your prompt reply would be highly appriciated.

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    run the following command:
    cd ~/Desktop/10gr2

    and then execute the shell script...i,e.... run: ./runinstaller.sh
    I think this will work

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    I've trierd that one, but again it returns :bash cd: /root/desktop No such file or directory. I am running this command through rootuser.

    hare krishna
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    did u try with ~/Desktop? (note cap D)

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlokB View Post
    I've trierd that one, but again it returns :bash cd: /root/desktop No such file or directory. I am running this command through rootuser.
    Linux (as Unix) is case sensitive. That needs to be a capital D, as in Desktop.

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