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MrTj458

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I wrote a topic before but decided to put all questions into one topic.

 

1. How do I delete a program? What do I have to type in? I tried "delete [filename]" and "remove [filename]" but I can't figure it out.

 

2. How do I go back to other folders/directories/cd I know how to get into them with "cd [directory]" but I don't know how to go back without rebooting.

 

3. For some reason when I make a program in a mounted hdd it makes a copy of it in the main system programs. Is that normal or just me messing something up?

 

Again thanks for the responses and hopefully someday I will be an Opencomputers pro.

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I wrote a topic before but decided to put all questions into one topic.

Next time hit the EDIT button on the bottom-left of your Post and change everything you need.. That whould be better.

1. How do I delete a program? What do I have to type in? I tried "delete [filename]" and "remove [filename]" but I can't figure it out.

 

2. How do I go back to other folders/directories/cd I know how to get into them with "cd [directory]" but I don't know how to go back without rebooting.

As i posted in your other Thread:

Its the same behavior like with Unix / Linux:

 

cd bin
ls
cd ..

cd lib
cd /

In /bin/ you find all Programs you can run.

For a general help type

help
For a Help from the Program type E.g.:
rm
 

3. For some reason when I make a program in a mounted hdd it makes a copy of it in the main system programs. Is that normal or just me messing something up?

Please post a Screenshot.

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