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Hi,
I'm new to SUSE linux. I'm learning to build a new linux kernel. The first problema I'm having is when I try to copy the complied image to the ...
- 01-27-2007 #1Just Joined!
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How to make the /boot accessble?
Hi,
I'm new to SUSE linux. I'm learning to build a new linux kernel. The first problema I'm having is when I try to copy the complied image to the /boot directory I got a "Permission denied" message.
How to make the /boot directory accessble?
Regards,
- 01-27-2007 #2
you must be logged in as root or gain root privileges using 'su -'
copy files now.Code:su -
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- 01-27-2007 #3Just Joined!
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Thanks Casper. But I tried to gain the root privileges by using 'su-' and another message came out "No such file or directory". I'm guessing the image is in my user directory(?) if so how to copy the image from a user directory to the /boot under root?
Cheers,
- 01-27-2007 #4Linux User
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well, if you're root, should be no problem

if not, try "su" to become rootthe sun is new every day (heraclitus)
- 01-27-2007 #5
there is space between su and -.
you can copy file from anywhere to anywhere after gaining root privileges.
execute this
this will tell you if you are root or not.Code:whoami su - whoami
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- 01-29-2007 #6Just Joined!
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Thanks a lot!


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