Re: sh: 1: /media/mycomputer/Seagate: not found
- Posted by _tom (admin) Jan 31, 2021
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To clarify my test.
I burn an .iso linux download to a USB drive--> result is a "live" test system, perfectly clean.
i.e. the Ubuntu (stock and xfce) has a "test before installing" option (same as Mint) --> this is were I do my tests
- unzip the Phix download to /home/phix
- copy p64 to /home/phix (could have renamed it to p as normal)
- so on the "live" system I go to /home/phix and have to execute Phix as ./p64
this setup means I have to save hello.exw in /home/phix
- hence: ./p64 hello.exw
- hence: ./p64 -c hello.exw
- testing on the external Seagate USB, I have a copy of /phix, again execute as ./p64
- on a "real" install I copied unzipped files to /home/phix and edited the (hidden) .profile to point to /home/phix
- now you can run just 'p' as advertised (but my seagate was a problem)
about to try editing and re-compiling p
be well
_tom
