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Cannot use Make commands
I just cant use any of the make commands.
Any ideas? I already tried adding the path of the make command in my profile But nothing happened The error returned is Make: Could not read current directory. Stop. Please help me on this. |
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try the pwd command. You are in curently in a directory that does let you write anything into it. Either reset permissions on the directory (and possibly the files there too) or copy everything over to a place where you do have full read/write access -
like a new subdirectory under you login directory. |
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