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Tattooeddude
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 Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 12:57 am Post subject: Nano problems! |
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Hi
This is my first at using Nano. I'm at chapter 15 editing the fstab the gentoo install docs.
nano -w /etc/fstab
How do I get it to save the changes I have made? I pressed F2, but all I get is file name to write: /etc/fstab. and nothing seem to happend. Any ideas?
p.s sorry about the spelling- it's 2:00am and I'm verry tried  |
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Cicero
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| "CTRL-X" to Exit, then "y" to save |
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Cicero
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| oh, and at "file name to write:/etc/fstab" press ENTER |
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fatshady
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Or CTRL-O to write the file without exiting...
All the commands are along the bottom of the screen... Although it took me a while to work out write-out meant save the file.
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