Chmod Doesn't Chmod !!

Hi All
I Was Out From OpenSuse From 2 Months & Gone To Ubuntu Cuz The Grafic Card Driver
Then I Heard It Is Fixed So Am Back To My Love
But She Doesn’t Wan’t Me As I Think
Well When I Was On Ubuntu I Downloaded SAVAGE2 Game
.Bin Extention
But I Need To Chmod It To executable
chmod -x Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
and nothing hapen

bash: ./Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin: Permission denied

tried sudo su
still the same
so i tried another file
but its not chmoded
please help fast
am runing OpenSuse 11.1 Kde4
Best Regards

Login as normal user on desktop. Open a terminal window. You will be asked for the rootpassword when executing commands below.
First do:
su -c ‘chown YOURUSERNAMEHERE Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin’
Then:
su -c ‘chmod 755 Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin’
Now you can run:
./Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin

That should be it. This is caused by the fact that your username has a different user-id on Ubu than openSUSE

It’s because he’s using -x when he should be using +x.

  • removes, + adds.

@Knurpht
Still The Same

bash: ./Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin: Permission denied

@Chrysantine
I tried Evry Thing
I Assume That I Tried Even / and * :frowning:
Best Regards

While in the directory:
chmod a+rx Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin

Then run it with ./Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin

@crystantine
nothing here

chmod: changing permissions of `Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin’: Operation not permitted

You need to have root privileges to change the permissions. Try

su (to become root, enter root password when prompted)
chmod +x Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin

The following command to list attributes

ls -l Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin

Post output here if you’re still not sure.

sudo/su
didn’t work
they doesn’t show any error
but they doesn’t chmod

Open terminal and type:

su

enter your root password and do the rest mentioned above. 1st use chown and then chmod as Knurpht and Chrysantine stated.

-rw-r–r-- 1 root users 855983153 2009-08-23 15:18 Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin

hey look am not really newbie with linux
not newbie but a little
anyway
i entred with root user switch user
go to the file place
right click
proprities
permission
made a click on is executable
then ok
then remade same steps
but is executable isn’t on

@SAFAD: hey look am not really newbie with linux
not newbie but a little :wink:

did i say something wrong ?
what i ment
i never read nor learn basics
i can do things in the kernel
and develop with ruby or perl
but basics
NEVER
by the way
aren’t u arabic ?
RAMADHAN Karim
Best Regards
Oh I Forgot To Say
no fileis chmoded and i still wait for help
thx for fast and good support

oh
am trying to update my KDE 4.1 to KDE 4.3
But Yast having very hard time with
Network Anreached
Why ?

But some time very small issue becomes a big issue, and thats why we turn to community to get help.
I am not arab, but muslim, So thanks for the Ramadan karem wish. Today is 4th one, and still 30 minute to go to break fast(Iftar).

This is common one, just click retry to refresh the repos and it will work. Click retry until you are done.

ok
i don’t trust the KDE 3.4 Package
Most Md5 Sums r Difrent
So I Stoped The Progress
Anyway
Back to chmod
any Idea ?
Thx And Good Iftar Incha allah

> Back to chmod any Idea ?

Could you execute following commands and save&send terminal session here?

sudo bash
ls -a
chmod +x Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
ls -a
exit
ls -a

As root do:

boven:~ # ls -l Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Aug 25 13:39 Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
boven:~ # chmod a+x Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
boven:~ # ls -l Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 0 Aug 25 13:39 Savage2Install-2.1.0.1-i686.bin
boven:~ #   

You see the difference beteen the two *ls -l *ouputs?

sorry for this topic
but
it was in windows partition
so i coudn’t do anything
anyway
how can i make a user
modify in
windows/C
etc
?

> it was in windows partition
> so i coudn’t do anything

WONDERFUL time waster!


goldie
ramadan karim

Thank you for not using Linux filesystems and not saying so.

I quit from here because I do not know anything about windows including its filsystem types.