I changed my windows default programs(x86) folder to another partition, I have all my programs installed there, it's in D:, but the automatic ubuntuone installation puts the program in C:, obviously, when my windows looks for ubuntuone on D: (where it's automatically directed) it doesn't find it.
After installation I have to change the path to the program but it keeps giving me error messages and
Referring to the link @ http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14357478/how-to-change-the-default-pa...
I need to know a way to change the configuration (or rather default path) of the server (QNX machine in my case) so that I can FTP to get all the file/directories at root folder.
How to recognize sd card storage path and device memory storage path independent of OEM for Android Devices? Since for different OEMs there is no standard way to find out the external memory and internal memory path through standard APIs in Android.
Add your own file to /etc/profile.d and have it change it by using
export PATH=$PATH:/usr/lib/oracle/10.2.0.4/client64/bin
Ok so some retard at my work thought he was going to fix a messed up SP and reassigned all of the default SP on all the luns to SPA, then he did a hard reboot (Smart I know -.-).
How to set SD Card as primary drive for download and installation of apps ?
I don't consume phone storage ...but want to use SD card space ...but where do I set this settings ?
I'm using Android ICS 4 OS
I want to automatically add a new path to the $PATH variable each time when my RPM package is installed.
I tried to use a post installation script in the my RPM.
Here is the part of RPM spec file containing this post installation script:
%post
PATH=$PATH:/usr/app/mdg/bin
export PATH
But after successful installation the $PATH doesn't changed.
Please help me with that issue.
Hi all,
I just picked up a new microSD card for my Samsung Galaxy Note (international version), and after I put it into the phone, it seems that some of my apps are 'missing' and their icons have been greyed-out. I understand this means that the apps were installed onto the original SD card, but I'd like to know how to swap them back over to the phone.
I accidentally unset all the directories of $PATH while trying to add a new one in ~/.bashrc. I opened a new terminal window as I was editing and now $PATH is empty. I'm worried if I boot from another drive to find the $PATH I won't be able to boot into this drive again.
Basically, what is the default result of echo $PATH?
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