Oracle911 wrote:Of course i know, but it says i have not administrator rights, the root password is the same as my login passw.
Don't you get asked for the root password when you're launching disk-manager from the menu?
Of course it not asked me.
By the way i wanted upgrade salix from 13.0 to 13.1, i don`t know why i cant rewrite slapt-getrc(or what is the exact name. Its cant be open to rewrite.
Oracle911 wrote:Of course i know, but it says i have not administrator rights, the root password is the same as my login passw.
Don't you get asked for the root password when you're launching disk-manager from the menu?
Of course it not asked me.
This cannot be. I don't know what you're doing wrong, but you are doing something wrong. When launching disk manager from the menu you definitely get asked for the root user password.
Oracle911 wrote:By the way i wanted upgrade salix from 13.0 to 13.1, i don`t know why i cant rewrite slapt-getrc(or what is the exact name. Its cant be open to rewrite.
Sorry to say this, but you seem to be a very long way from being capable of upgrading from one version to the other. There are instructions in the wiki for doing that, but if you need to learn some very basic things first.
gapan wrote:
This cannot be. I don't know what you're doing wrong, but you are doing something wrong. When launching disk manager from the menu you definitely get asked for the root user password.
I can mount them, but 1st0 i don`t know what is python-notify(its not installed or it is to old-this warning i read)
2nd I cant find them in/by file manager.
It doesn't work, because you need to become the root user for it to work, by using the su command. You can really save yourself a lot of time and frustration, if you read a bit before doing anything. The slackbook is an excellent way to start: http://www.slackbook.org/
gapan wrote:This particular issue is described in chapter 8.
Ok i read it, but i need the exact how can i install the python-notify, somehow (maybe i am just to tired to thinking ) i cant figure out the exact order of commands.