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if its locked how do i get rid of it? im loggin as the root user |
I got rid of most.
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but nothing happens when i type in rm x and tab. it did say Quote:
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never mind it got it to work! :)
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You missed
XFree86.0.log.old :-) |
Just a quick note for the OP. I have a Netbook with a very small drive (4gigs) as well. When I download music or pictures I just store them on SD cards or usb sticks. I have a handful of sticks I use for different things. It is very useful. VLC just plays the music just fine from the stick or card. The key is remembering the drive is small and thinking about what you may be downloading before you lose space. I download right to the USB stick or sd card. I am using Ubuntu Netbook Remix as my O/S on my Asus EEE/PC.
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hahah i know so i went back and redid it
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linux-97kx:/var/log # ls |
i think i just have one last question and you guys would be free of me!!
i put my USB card in. and when i click on computer it reads it because now it says 359M Free/10G Total. So how do i view whats on the card? or save to the card? i should rephrase the question. it works when i put the card it ( finally :) ) but say if i have a movie how on a card. how can i watch it? when i open it with real player it tells me not enough space. |
When you click on computer, do you see an icon from the card you inserted? or on the desktop?
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mount You should see something like Quote:
/media/disk |
You should be able to open it as long as the filesystem that it holds inside is supported by linux. Usually with a double click or however your desktop does the thing.
Even if it's a FAT32 or NTFS windows volume, suse should be able to open it. However, I am not certain how does suse holds automounting. If no one in this thread can help you with that, I suggest you to open a new thread, maybe in the suse specific section of the forum, which will surely provide you with a better chance to get help on that specific matter. Edited: about the realplayer thing, how much free space do you have on your internal SSD drive now after all teh cleaning? I don't use realplayer so I don't know it's requirements, but it sounds like if it was trying to create some temporal file to play your movie. Temporal file which doesn't fit in your free space. I would try either xine, mplayer or vlc if you can't get realplayer to work. |
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is xine,mplayer or vlc already one the linux system or is that something i would have to download. with out my usb card in the computer still only has 189M free/ 3G total |
They are video players, most distros include them, however I don't know if yours will have them installed by default. If they are not in your system, you should be able to get them using yast.
I suspect that realplayer is trying to cache the movie into the local drive, and 189 mb is really not too much when we are talking about video files. That's why I suggest trying an alternate video player. However, it might depend on the format of the file as well. Some realmedia files might only be playable in realplayer. |
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You can use yast to install Quote:
Did you removed the .beagle directory ? |
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this is what i get when i try to remove it Code:
linux-97kx:/home/fletch2k3 # rm .beagle |
Then it's OK
You can use Code:
du -a /home | sort -n -r | head -n 10 |
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where can i go to learn these commands? |
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