I have the XAP but can't install because the app is removed Oh well, wasted electrons, and all that.I now try to install Opera Mini Beta and appear This app is no longer published You really should have run a simple Google search before posting this question.Įdit: Too slow. Not surprisingly, you are not the first person on the planet to have run into this problem. In the context of *nix permissions, God can also alter immutability at a whim for NTFS volumes, consult: for more information. So in the *nix world, yes, a truly immutable object can exist. In *nix there are multiple ways to restrict write access (which is required for delete), both at the file level and the device level. You are raising a classic philosophical/theological dilemma: is an all-powerful God capable of creating an object so massive that even she cannot move it?Īs phenest already suggested, it's a permissions thing. MisterScoville wrote:The question remains: Why can't I God-like act on an arbitrary file system mounted somehow when I am root? I am not sure if the translation is correct: "rm: Deletion of 'xyz" is not possible: no rights". This might help how to mount ntfs with read and write access There is no need to move/delete directories when you intend to wipe the partition completely anyway.Īs for the issue of not being able to move/delete, I would guess it is down to the method of mounting, I have a machine with a ntfs partition which I use to share some Llinux stuff with my Windows installation (Dual Boot) and it has to be mounted correctly in fstab with correct user permissions otherwise even root can't do much with it. You are able to read everything you need in order to do what you want, simply do that and copy everything you want and then just wipe the disk when finished and re-install, then you can put everything you copied back into your new installation. but then re-write the data rescued and use it again. The ultimate goal is, of course, to erase any file system on the disk, put it back into the notebook, install Win10 again, reinstall the software needed. MisterScoville wrote:The thing is that I want to copy/move files and folders which might be of use later when restoring the Win 10 system.
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