taking a secrren shot

[Juanito]

Open a terminal window and type "emelfm /mnt" <cr> - for me this opens emelfm with the contents of /mnt in the left hand pane.

[JunkYard]

Open a terminal window and type "emelfm /mnt" <cr> - for me this opens emelfm with the contents of /mnt in the left hand pane.

emelfm /mnt
All its done is open emelfm program from the terminal. it makes no odds! its the same screen!

[Juanito]

..and typing “ls /mnt” <cr> in the terminal window does what?

[JunkYard]

..and typing “ls /mnt” <cr> in the terminal window does what?

 “ls /mnt” ?

[Juanito]

So you don't get something analogous to this:

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ls /mnt
mmcblk0p1/ mmcblk0p2/ sdf1/      sdf2/      test

[Rich]

Hi JunkYard

... but I have typed "/mnt/sdd1 <cr>" and pressed enter ...

Don't type in "<cr>".  "<cr>" means press enter.

[JunkYard]

Hi JunkYard

... but I have typed "/mnt/sdd1 <cr>" and pressed enter ...

Don't type in "<cr>".  "<cr>" means press enter.

mnt/sdd1
says its not found!

[Rich]

Hi JunkYard
It has to be :

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ls /mnt/sdd1when you run it from the terminal, and your USB device still
needs to be plugged in and mounted.

[JunkYard]

Hi JunkYard
It has to be :

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ls /mnt/sdd1when you run it from the terminal, and your USB device still
needs to be plugged in and mounted.

Again Ls mnt/sdd1