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The manual is kept as simple as possible and you usually find the exact commands to type provided here. # Computer Knowledge We expect that you have a basic understanding of file/folder structures and are not scared to run commands in a terminal.
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It essentially allows you to have most of the important human knowledge plus the article about Donald Trump in your hands, always available, as long as the internal battery isn 't dead.
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bin/bash: line 1: 12786 Segmentation fault (core dumped) /home/archives/Education/Kiwix/-kiwin-nightly/1/kiwix-manage /opt/kiwix/data/library/library.xml add /media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content -zimPathToSave='/media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content/wikipedia_en_for-schools_2013-01.zim' The option -zimPathToSave should be used only if you want to store in the library a path different of the real path. Sudo -u kiwix /bin/bash -c "cd /opt/kiwix /usr/lib/kiwix/bin/kiwix-manage /opt/kiwix/data/library/library.xml add /media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content/wikipedia_en_for-schools_2013-01.zim" Unable to build or save library file '/opt/kiwix/data/library/library.xml' bin/bash: line 1: 12786 Segmentation fault (core dumped) /home/archives/Education/Kiwix/-kiwin-nightly/1/kiwix-manage /opt/kiwix/data/library/library.xml add /media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content 1]$ sudo -u kiwix /bin/bash -c "cd /opt/kiwix /home/archives/Education/Kiwix/-kiwin-nightly/1/kiwix-manage /opt/kiwix/data/library/library.xml add -zimPathToSave='/media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content/wikipedia_en_for-schools_2013-01.zim'"Įrror 2 opening file "-zimPathToSave=/media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content/wikipedia_en_for-schools_2013-01.zim
$ sudo -u kiwix /bin/bash -c "cd /opt/kiwix /home/archives/Education/Kiwix/-kiwin-nightly/1/kiwix-manage /opt/kiwix/data/library/library.xml add /media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content -zimPathToSave='/media/esata/MEDIA/System/Kiwix/data/content/wikipedia_en_for-schools_2013-01.zim'"
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