Is /tmp on a read-only fs? You can probably find the answer by checking in mount -v. You might have a tmpfs mounted as /tmp, or it may just be a proper directory on your root partition. If you don't find any mount for /tmp in mount -v, you could check the mount options for the filesystem root: mount -v | grep "on / "
You can probably remount the fs in question by doing mount -o remount,rw PATH, where PATH is the mountpoint. You can make this change persistent by including rw in your mount options in /etc/fstab.
I am on Linux Mint 19 running the latest minecraft launcher and get this error starting today when i press play.
The Filename on disk changes every time i press play, but otherwise it stays the same. Anyone who knows about this please help!
Han Solo dies in infinity war :shrug:
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Curse PremiumIs /tmp on a read-only fs? You can probably find the answer by checking in mount -v. You might have a tmpfs mounted as /tmp, or it may just be a proper directory on your root partition. If you don't find any mount for /tmp in mount -v, you could check the mount options for the filesystem root: mount -v | grep "on / "
You can probably remount the fs in question by doing mount -o remount,rw PATH, where PATH is the mountpoint. You can make this change persistent by including rw in your mount options in /etc/fstab.
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