I have a problem with that verifying process of the whonix virtual machine images. In the tutorial on this site, there is the following sentence:
Then, start the cryptographic verification, it can take several minutes.
cd [the directory in which you downloaded the .ova and the .asc]
My files are on a flash drive, so how can i find out how there right path it.
On Windows it is (for example) this computer/flash drive y/VirtualBox/data/Machines…
kind regards
Good day,
You simply use:
cd [Letter_of_your_usb_drive/VirtualBox/data/Machines…]
Have a nice day,
Ego
Thx for your fast reply!
The console says everytime = No such file or directory
here = root@host:~# cd/Y/Folder/Whonix dl
bash: cd/Y/Folder/Whonix dl: No such file or directory
Any Idea?
Good day,
Oh, you are on a Linux based system, I assumed Windows. In that case, you’ll have to run:
cd /media/[drive_name]/[folder]
Have a nice day,
Ego
And if you don’t know the drive name…
cd /media
Show what is in there.
lsHello
I’m having the same problem, using windows. “The system cannot find the path specified” Please advise exactly how to do this. I am not a techie. Must I use capital letters when appropriate? Must I leave any spaces? I have tried all combinations.
Thank you for your help, and for keeping it reallllllly simple.
I just tried using > instead of /, and now “Access is Denied”
Good day,
Could you please post what Kind of command you tried to execute?
Have a nice day,
Ego
I tried many, including:
cd/F/rollfix/scooolit/mado/ego_1_
I tried replacing the / with >
Good day,
It would have to be formated differently, like this:
F:
cd rollfix/scooolit/mado/ego_1_
Have a nice day,
Ego
Hello. I’m still getting nowhere.
I have the ego_1_ file on main computer now.
When i do the windows+R thing, I am offered:
C:/user/myname>
The asc thing is there in a folder called Ego_1_.
So, what do I type in after C:/user/myname> please?
I see on your site you offer paid support. How? And, to pay, you’d need to talk English, not computer speak, please.
Good day,
Like mentioned:
cd FOLDERNAME
This is a Standard command. “cd” will bring you to any Folder on your System.
I’d recommend contacting @Patrick on that front.
Sadly, it is almost impossible to simplify it outside of making a Video tutorial.
Have a nice day,
Ego