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sm5150

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Oct 13, 2007
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I am SO close!....

I DLed the Installer, put it under Applications in Cyberduck.
I put in chmod -Rf +x /Applications/
Then, /Applications/Installer.app/Installer

But then it tells me,
-bash: /Applications/Installer.app/Installer: No such file or directory

WHYY!?!?!?!
Please help
 
I never had to correct permissions for Installer.app, and thought that for correcting permissions, it was one line of code, so I think this will work:


Code:
chmod -R a+x /Applications/*



But if that doesn't work, then here's something else: when I was unlocking my touch, I put installer.app on the .dmg file that you make, and that worked like a charm.
 
I never had to correct permissions for Installer.app, and thought that for correcting permissions, it was one line of code, so I think this will work:


Code:
chmod -R a+x /Applications/*



But if that doesn't work, then here's something else: when I was unlocking my touch, I put installer.app on the .dmg file that you make, and that worked like a charm.

Thank you for the responce.
That code did not work for me. It seemed like it read all my Applications in my computer such as garage band, and iwork, and it would come up wiht nnot permitted.

As for the 2nd idea you gave me, which dmg file?
 
You are running the chmod command on your touch, right? :confused:

You need to ssh to your touch from within Terminal:

ssh -l root your.ip.add.ress

Find your touch's ip address under the wi-fi settings and use "root" and "alpine" as the username and password.

Then run this:

chmod -R a+x /Applications/*
 
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