How to install mtd-utils on Ubuntu 16.04?
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I have already tried the following code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mtd-utils
But it does not work! It says:
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd-utils
mtd-utils: command not found
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd
No command 'mtd' found, but there are 18 similar ones
mtd: command not found
What can be done?
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asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
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I have already tried the following code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mtd-utils
But it does not work! It says:
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd-utils
mtd-utils: command not found
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd
No command 'mtd' found, but there are 18 similar ones
mtd: command not found
What can be done?
software-installation
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
31
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up vote
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I have already tried the following code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mtd-utils
But it does not work! It says:
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd-utils
mtd-utils: command not found
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd
No command 'mtd' found, but there are 18 similar ones
mtd: command not found
What can be done?
software-installation
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
31
I have already tried the following code:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mtd-utils
But it does not work! It says:
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd-utils
mtd-utils: command not found
elans@elans-TravelMate-P446-M:~$ mtd
No command 'mtd' found, but there are 18 similar ones
mtd: command not found
What can be done?
software-installation
software-installation
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
31
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
31
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
31
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
31
asked Aug 26 at 21:33
Masoud
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If apt-get install mtd-utils didn’t complain, then it worked. But the mtd-utils package doesn’t contain the commands you’re trying to use; try mtdinfo instead (as root). You can see the contents of the package by running dpkg -L mtd-utils.
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
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When I dosudo mtdinfoit says:mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory/usr/sbinit gives the same error.
– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:mtdinfo -a, or something likemtdinfo /dev/mtd0;mtdinfo -hwill show basic usage information.
– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
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1 Answer
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active
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up vote
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If apt-get install mtd-utils didn’t complain, then it worked. But the mtd-utils package doesn’t contain the commands you’re trying to use; try mtdinfo instead (as root). You can see the contents of the package by running dpkg -L mtd-utils.
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
When I dosudo mtdinfoit says:mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory/usr/sbinit gives the same error.
– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:mtdinfo -a, or something likemtdinfo /dev/mtd0;mtdinfo -hwill show basic usage information.
– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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If apt-get install mtd-utils didn’t complain, then it worked. But the mtd-utils package doesn’t contain the commands you’re trying to use; try mtdinfo instead (as root). You can see the contents of the package by running dpkg -L mtd-utils.
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
When I dosudo mtdinfoit says:mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory/usr/sbinit gives the same error.
– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:mtdinfo -a, or something likemtdinfo /dev/mtd0;mtdinfo -hwill show basic usage information.
– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
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up vote
1
down vote
If apt-get install mtd-utils didn’t complain, then it worked. But the mtd-utils package doesn’t contain the commands you’re trying to use; try mtdinfo instead (as root). You can see the contents of the package by running dpkg -L mtd-utils.
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
If apt-get install mtd-utils didn’t complain, then it worked. But the mtd-utils package doesn’t contain the commands you’re trying to use; try mtdinfo instead (as root). You can see the contents of the package by running dpkg -L mtd-utils.
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
answered Aug 26 at 21:39
Stephen Kitt
146k22321386
146k22321386
When I dosudo mtdinfoit says:mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory/usr/sbinit gives the same error.
– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:mtdinfo -a, or something likemtdinfo /dev/mtd0;mtdinfo -hwill show basic usage information.
– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
add a comment |Â
When I dosudo mtdinfoit says:mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory/usr/sbinit gives the same error.
– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:mtdinfo -a, or something likemtdinfo /dev/mtd0;mtdinfo -hwill show basic usage information.
– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
When I do
sudo mtdinfo it says: mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory /usr/sbin it gives the same error.– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
When I do
sudo mtdinfo it says: mtdinfo: error!: cannot get MTD information error 2 (No such file or directory). Even if I change to the package directory /usr/sbin it gives the same error.– Masoud
Aug 26 at 22:41
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:
mtdinfo -a, or something like mtdinfo /dev/mtd0; mtdinfo -h will show basic usage information.– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
That shows that it’s installed. If you want it to do something useful then you need to use it properly:
mtdinfo -a, or something like mtdinfo /dev/mtd0; mtdinfo -h will show basic usage information.– Stephen Kitt
Aug 27 at 6:34
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