Closed aribo closed 3 years ago
just use sudo cp
On 31 Oct 2020, at 17:08, aribo notifications@github.com wrote:
After hunting for the parts, tinkering with them until I could get a reasonable stable pogo (well rather "bare pin") connection, now I go four mounted devices: Home, Boot, RootA and RootB. I think the device boots from Root A by default, because this where the /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/xochitl.service is missing, in Room B is still there. However, I cannot work with the drives, it doesn't let me upload anything to them. Any ideas?
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just use sudo cp
Shouldn't it be a link?
Yes, i managed now to copy the xochitl.service, but funny enough now the device doesn't want to shut off (?)
i actually had to copy the xochitl.service file from rootB copy it intp lib/systemd/system and then ln -s to /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/ (symbolic link) All this with sudo. It worked, but now the device doesn't turned off. When I push the button for 10 secs it flips and back to "is starting" screen.
Ok, now it worked! I did the following:
Thank you very much @ddvk for all your help. You've been very patient.
edit: added -s to ln command.
just use sudo cp
Shouldn't it be a link?
yes, i meant he should copy the link from the other root
After hunting for the parts, tinkering with them until I could get a reasonable stable pogo (well rather "bare pin") connection, now I go four mounted devices: Home, Boot, RootA and RootB. I think the device boots from Root A by default, because this where the /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/xochitl.service is missing, in Room B is still there. However, I cannot work with the drives, it doesn't let me upload anything to them. Any ideas?