Hi there,
Need to copy a small file into usr/lib folder.
Usually it's hidden, I know, but I was able to see it running a terminal command Now I can't copy or modify anything there, say it's a system protected and etc.
Already tried crsutil "disable" to no avail.
Also moved the system SSD to other computer, mounted as an external disk, and the same result: I can't copy anything there.
Any hints on this?
/usr/local/lib actually.
or
/opt/lib
and arrange for your program to find it. Maybe setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable.
/use/lib is on the readonly boot volume. You cannot add, remove nor modify anything on the readonly boot volume.
/usr/local/lib actually.
or
/opt/lib
and arrange for your program to find it. Maybe setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable.
/use/lib is on the readonly boot volume. You cannot add, remove nor modify anything on the readonly boot volume.
That is a read-only location. Copy your file to /usr/local/bin instead.
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