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oldboy wrote:I don't know where the mount point is.
You've specified it: /mount/iPad
That is to say ,to use the command `ifuse /mount/iPad`, you have to create /mount/iPad first.
Or, use an existing directory. For example, create a directory 'mnt' in your home directory (which would be /home/shum/mnt ) and use it as the mount point for the ifuse command.
root@debian:/home/shum# mkdir ./mnt
root@debian:/home/shum# ifuse /mnt/ipad
ERROR: the mount point specified does not exist
root@debian:/home/shum# ifuse ./mnt/ipad
root@debian:/home/shum# cd ./mnt
root@debian:/home/shum/mnt# ifuse /mnt/iPad
ERROR: the mount point specified does not exist
This oldboy has a lot of time in his hands
Linux slows down my Alzheimer and dementia
And you don't need to be root to use ifuse. Also you might consider deleting /home/shum/mnt and create it again under your own normal user.
You are right. It is my bad habit of using root all the time. Switched over to normal user, run the ifuse mount. I can now view the ipad files without having to copy them first.
This oldboy has a lot of time in his hands
Linux slows down my Alzheimer and dementia