Is there a recommended SSH client for Mac OSX or is it built in already??
CyberDuck works well.
Is there a recommended SSH client for Mac OSX or is it built in already??
Is there a recommended SSH client for Mac OSX or is it built in already??
I got the same error when trying to installig the BSD Subsystem, but then I tried once agian, some hours later and I could. Try again, and maybe you can install it.I tried this and it works great however, I believe it is causing some problems when trying to install updates through the installer. I am wondering if it the update default path is looking in the native folder and not seeing the redirect.
Trying to install the BSD Subsystem update and am getting a package download failed error. Also when SSH new themes to the following location /var/root/Library/SummerBoard/Themes/ it will not use the theme wallpaper tried to enable and disable theme wallpaper
Edit: Found it: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/374093/
can somone plz help me
i got into putty and typed in the mv/Applications.... thing
then it said zsh...couldnt move the file
then i tried again and it then said mv-not .....
and now when i rebooted my touch the circle spiny thing keeps spinning
how can i fix this without restoring it??
Do you have the BSD subsystem installed from the installer
I'd recommend just symlinking the Fonts folder to start with. That really gives a *lot* of free space, enough to keep your Apps where they are. I have 102 MB free on the system partition at the moment.![]()
Just use Terminal, you might not be able to do it in Cyberduck (I have no idea).
Fire up Terminal, then enter the following command to connect to your Touch-
ssh -l root your.ipods.ip.address
It should ask you for your password. After that, you can enter the commands to tweak your apps location.
lrwxr-xr-x 1 root admin 25 Oct 12 22:31 Applications -> /private/var/Applications
I successfully moved my applications to the private/var/ location and created the symlink.
I am pretty sure that the original Applications folder is still in it's original spot so I need to delete that particular folder. I don't know where that is however. Can anyone give me the actual path of the folder that I need to delete? I would really appreciate it.
If you MOVED it (as per the directions in this thread), it's not there anymore. Since you created a symlink with the name of the old folder deleting it will delete either that link or the target directory (not sure how symlinks work in that regard).