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How to copy a file in Ubuntu?
Hello.
I have Ubuntu on virtualbox.
It is not possible to copy the ff.jar file from the shared directory /media/sf_share/ff.jar
to the /snap/pycharm-professional/current/bin/ directory.
I tried different commands under root, but everything is even, says the file system is read-only. Or is it basically not possible to copy the file to the directory where this pycharm-professional program is located?
cp /media/sf_share/* /snap/pycharm-professional/current/bin/ -R -n -v Copies
normally to the home directory, no problems.
cp /media/sf_share/* /home/blazer/snap/pycharm-professional/current/ -R -n -v
How can I make the file system not only readable but also writable?
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