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Originally Posted by makue
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rm: can't remove '/mnt/us/mrpackages/staging': Directory not empty
Hu oh... Got return code 1 . . .  |
Remove */mrpackages/staging.
MrPI may never work again until you do so.
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Originally Posted by makue
ok dudes, what ist happening here?
I really appreciated your help and everything is working and the
log shows no problems.
So, why are you bashing me now ad hominem?
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Because in a shell script, a return code of non-zero is an error indication.
And just above that error report is the line which tells you what the problem was (which you need to fix).
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Originally Posted by makue
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This entry in the log file had no impact to the successful installation of the extension at all.
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Which has nothing at all to do with the error code, its cause, or the action which you should now take.
I assume you got that 'down-grader' from here:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=225030
If you look (click) the last field that links back to the down-grader discussion thread, you will find that it uses the "poison filename" vector to execute its script.
(You could also examine the down-grader itself to learn that.)
That "poison filename" vector was used 5 years ago as the jail break vector:
https://www.mobileread.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=186645
Amazon/Lab126 corrected their firmware for all firmware releases following 5.4.4.2
Your PW3 was first produced about 3 years
AFTER that firmware correction (the first firmware version on the first PW3 was 5.6.1.1).
Translation of the above:
- The filesystem status expected by MrPI is now corrupt.
It is unlikely that MrPI will work properly until you remove that directory it wrote the error message about.
- You have potentially installed (it should not have installed, but then again, that package's installation hasn't been tested in five years) a package that will not work on your device. All of the discussion at the thread linked to by the last field of the listing was about the KT and PW1.
- Your posts read by a non-technical user would give them the idea that this 5 year out-of-date package would/will work as intended on a device as recent as yours.
That is a major dis-service to all of our non-technical readers, most of whom are not even members.