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<pre>wget: can't open 'optware-openssh': Read-only file system</pre>
 
<pre>wget: can't open 'optware-openssh': Read-only file system</pre>
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I dont'think this belongs here on the discussion site, maybe try using the forums at precentral for questions: http://forums.precentral.net
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In fact, there was a section missing on the wiki-page telling to remount your root filesystem read/writable:
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<pre>mount -o ro,remount /</pre>
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alternatively..
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<pre>rootfs_open -w</pre>
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I guess, this is a result from the wiki-pages linking to each other. The above mentioned command to remount the / filesystem is mentioned on the page http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Application:OpenSSH. This results into trouble, if people do not arrive at wiki-pages from the start page and follow along the trail, but rather hit pages directly (from google results or elsewhere).

Latest revision as of 11:35, 25 September 2010

Error installing OpenSHH

When running:

wget http://gitorious.org/webos-internals/bootstrap/blobs/raw/master/etc/event.d/optware-openssh

I get the following message:

wget: can't open 'optware-openssh': Read-only file system

I dont'think this belongs here on the discussion site, maybe try using the forums at precentral for questions: http://forums.precentral.net In fact, there was a section missing on the wiki-page telling to remount your root filesystem read/writable:

mount -o ro,remount /

alternatively..

rootfs_open -w

I guess, this is a result from the wiki-pages linking to each other. The above mentioned command to remount the / filesystem is mentioned on the page http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Application:OpenSSH. This results into trouble, if people do not arrive at wiki-pages from the start page and follow along the trail, but rather hit pages directly (from google results or elsewhere).