Gregory Haerr

Hello @tyama501, > Is it possible to make /tmp always can be written by anybody? It seems the FAT permissions emulation being performed by ELKS has some problems with directories,...

I'd be happy to help discuss what needs to happen for a new CPU, but you'll have to do most of the actual programming, ROM flashing and testing, as I...

> I could write /tmp with the user and the vi worked, but it says Operation not permitted when login with the user since chmod for /tmp is not allowed...

> Another idea is that using chmod 777 tmp only when login with root Good idea, I will check if our shell has a variable for the current UID. >...

Hello @tyama501, You could try adding this to your /etc/profile: ``` if test "$USER" = "root"; then chmod 777 /tmp; fi ``` However, it might be simpler just to add...

Hello @rvalles, Thanks for the bug report. I don't have a PC with a working NIC at the moment, so I can't actually test this. There had been significant testing...

> The reason why I asked this is that when I mounted IBM fd1440-minix.img and checked the permission of /mnt/tmp, there are no writable permissions for group and others. It...

Closing this as discussed solutions workaround FAT filesystems which can't maintain UNIX-style file permissions.

> Note how 00:80:c8:--:--:-- becomes 00:--:80:--:c8:--. That's exactly what I was looking for, thank you! So what could be happening is that the driver is using word reads instead of...

Hello @rvalles, Thanks for your information, I'll take a look deeper at it. > Unfortunately, the build process takes hours, and build.sh did a clean, so it'll be a while...