MostHated Posted April 5, 2021 Share Posted April 5, 2021 Hey all, I created a folder on my flash drive (/boot/config/custom), then I downloaded the text editor application Micro, extracted it, and it worked just fine when it was in /root. I used it to edit the /boot/config/go files to symlink from /boot/config/custom/micro to /usr/local/bin/micro and a few other things, like ohmyzsh, etc. When I rebooted, I noticed that micro no longer had execute permission, so I went into my custom folder and tried to chmod +x, but nothing happened. I had another script in there which I edited with nano and saved just to make sure it was writing changes, which worked fine, but I still could not change it. I saw something mentioned about using a user script to do things, as trying to set +x from config/go didn't work, so just to test I created a user script and tried to set +x on micro from there, but still nothing. I am running out of ideas here, unfortunately. It seems that some of the other things I did have worked, such as symlinking the ohmyzsh folder, .zshenv file, (which then specified ZDOTROOT, etc), to the root directory, but I still can't run Micro. Does anyone have any recommendations? Thanks, -MH Quote Link to comment
trurl Posted April 5, 2021 Share Posted April 5, 2021 You can't execute files from flash. You will have to copy elsewhere and run from there. Quote Link to comment
MostHated Posted April 5, 2021 Author Share Posted April 5, 2021 Ah, ok, so I changed my symlinks to copy, now it is working. Thanks for that. Quote Link to comment
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