Yo had a similar problem with the ldd command, which you misunderstood to be Idd. There are seven SAS files available for download: NAWSALL: This file contains the created and questionnaire variables, unique respondent identifier (FWID), the fiscal year during which the data were collected (FY), and the weight variable (PWTYCRD). If you can't access this forum from your Puppy Linux installation perhaps you could cut and paste the commands into a file and transfer that to your Puppy machine.
#Floola fwid mac os x#
It can be run directly from your iPod and needs no installation under Linux, Mac OS X and Windows. It's best to cut and paste the text from this forum to the command line in a Puppy Linux "console" window. Floola is a freeware application to efficiently manage your iPod or your Motorola mobile phone (any model supporting iTunes). (Excuse me if you already know all this Unix stuff.) You can check what your current directory is with the "pwd" command. Save the file, exit text editor, start Winamp. Alternatively, with mlipod 3.02p13 or above, you can simply edit the FWID in the preferences, on the 'Advanced' tab. To use Floola, you're not required to install it since it is a portable application. The conversion utility is buggy, and newer iPods wont be compatible with the iPod-specific fwid hardware code.
#Floola fwid how to#
Instructions on how to obtain it are available in the Floola FAQ.
The line should be something like fwid000A270018E6ED40 now. Floola is an alternative manager for your iPod and Motorola devices with which you can organize your music and songs complete with lyrics and album art. Floola also doesnt play well with non-Apple jukeboxes, and you might need to use the iPod firmware repair available in iTunes or Floola to get it to work.
If you omit the leading slash it will try to create usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so within the current directory, but if there's no sub-directory usr/lib already present it will fail to create the file, reporting the error message that you saw. Locate the line 'fwid' and add the FWID string after the equal sign. What the ln command does is to create a link file called /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so that simply points to /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0, so when a program tries to access /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so it actually uses /usr/lib/libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0 instead. Ln: creating symbolic link 'usr/lib/libgtk-x-11.2.0.so': No such file or directoryand it's clear that these are not the same because the leading slash in the path name (in your error message) is missing.
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