Cannot remove: path: Read-only file system The 2019 Stack Overflow Developer Survey Results Are In Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)External HDD mounted as read only fat32Read only file systemExt4 constantly mounts as read-onlyRE : Installing Ubuntu on a NTFS Flash Drive'read-only filesystem' & 'I/O device error' Ubuntu 14.04Cannot remove read-only from USB driveRead Only file system errorcp: cannot create regular file: Read-only file systemRead-only file system mkdirRead-only file system in ubuntu 18.04
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Cannot remove: path: Read-only file system
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Planned maintenance scheduled April 17/18, 2019 at 00:00UTC (8:00pm US/Eastern)External HDD mounted as read only fat32Read only file systemExt4 constantly mounts as read-onlyRE : Installing Ubuntu on a NTFS Flash Drive'read-only filesystem' & 'I/O device error' Ubuntu 14.04Cannot remove read-only from USB driveRead Only file system errorcp: cannot create regular file: Read-only file systemRead-only file system mkdirRead-only file system in ubuntu 18.04
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I am new to Ubuntu (currently only using it to delete a folder Windows won't let me delete). I am getting the error after typing sudo rm -rf path
in the Terminal. How do I fix this? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
EDIT: I did not technically install Ubuntu, I made a bootable drive and selected "Try Ubuntu without installing".
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I am new to Ubuntu (currently only using it to delete a folder Windows won't let me delete). I am getting the error after typing sudo rm -rf path
in the Terminal. How do I fix this? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
EDIT: I did not technically install Ubuntu, I made a bootable drive and selected "Try Ubuntu without installing".
18.04 windows read-only
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If you are using it from a live USB you need to remount the file system as R/W because for security reasons it is mounted as only R. Did you do it before trying the command above?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 21:58
Make sure Windows's "fast startup" is disabled
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I am new to Ubuntu (currently only using it to delete a folder Windows won't let me delete). I am getting the error after typing sudo rm -rf path
in the Terminal. How do I fix this? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
EDIT: I did not technically install Ubuntu, I made a bootable drive and selected "Try Ubuntu without installing".
18.04 windows read-only
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I am new to Ubuntu (currently only using it to delete a folder Windows won't let me delete). I am getting the error after typing sudo rm -rf path
in the Terminal. How do I fix this? Sorry if this is a dumb question.
EDIT: I did not technically install Ubuntu, I made a bootable drive and selected "Try Ubuntu without installing".
18.04 windows read-only
18.04 windows read-only
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If you are using it from a live USB you need to remount the file system as R/W because for security reasons it is mounted as only R. Did you do it before trying the command above?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 21:58
Make sure Windows's "fast startup" is disabled
– wjandrea
Apr 10 at 23:45
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If you are using it from a live USB you need to remount the file system as R/W because for security reasons it is mounted as only R. Did you do it before trying the command above?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 21:58
Make sure Windows's "fast startup" is disabled
– wjandrea
Apr 10 at 23:45
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If you are using it from a live USB you need to remount the file system as R/W because for security reasons it is mounted as only R. Did you do it before trying the command above?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 21:58
If you are using it from a live USB you need to remount the file system as R/W because for security reasons it is mounted as only R. Did you do it before trying the command above?
– dadexix86
Apr 10 at 21:58
Make sure Windows's "fast startup" is disabled
– wjandrea
Apr 10 at 23:45
Make sure Windows's "fast startup" is disabled
– wjandrea
Apr 10 at 23:45
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If you are using it from a live USB you need to remount the file system as R/W because for security reasons it is mounted as only R. Did you do it before trying the command above?
– dadexix86
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Make sure Windows's "fast startup" is disabled
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