Opera executable not running anymore
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coltson last edited bySo, no diagnostic tests that I can do? If so, I will be forced to delete the directory and install it again. If that it is the case, is the "bookmarks.adr" the only file related to bookmarks? 
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ruario last edited by./opera-stable? This doens't exists here No! Why do you use ./...? That starts a program in current directory. Do you know how to use the shell? Please read: 
 http://linuxcommand.org/learning_the_shell.php
 http://ryanstutorials.net/linuxtutorial/
 http://linux.about.com/od/linux101/a/desktop11.htm
 http://www.freeos.com/guides/lsst/Start it with opera-stable With these commands which operaor which opera-stableyou can check wich opera exists in which directory. 
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ruario last edited byStart it with opera-stable You don't help him when you also keep saying the wrong thing, as already pointed out.  The odds of him using a non-official repack are low and even if he is it would have to be exactly that one, as it is the only repack that renames the main binary. The odds of him using a non-official repack are low and even if he is it would have to be exactly that one, as it is the only repack that renames the main binary.If he is suing the official package, he should start it with: operaNothing else. Don't write a single other thing in the terminal, just that and press enter. 
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coltson last edited byWhen I said it was installed system-wide? I probably should have mentioned it before, but someone shouldn't take it as a certain. Anyway, I won't install it system-wide, so I need alternative ideas 
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coltson last edited byOk I tried to delete the directory and it deleted, except by these files: 
 rm: cannot removeopera-12.16-1860.i386.linux/profile/cookies4.dat': Input/output error rm: cannot removeopera-12.16-1860.i386.linux/profile/vlink4.dat': Input/output error
 rm: cannot remove `opera-12.16-1860.i386.linux/profile/widgets/wuid-e7253920-6ee5-11e4-8ad4-c47c57315376/cache/activity.opr': Input/output errorAny ideas of how I can delete these three remaining files and the containing dir ? 
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linuxmint7 last edited byOpen the folder contain the folders and files you wish to delete as administrator and enter your administrators password (usually by right clicking said folder and selecting 'Open as administrator'). Another (duplicate) window should appear containing the same files and folders, but this one has administrators privileges. You should now be able to delete everything you need to. NB: You haven't mentioned which distribution of Linux you are actually using. 
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coltson last edited byI don't have that option. Anyway, I tried to delete it through command line using administrators privileges and didn't work. I am reasonably sure this is also the cause for not being able to run Opera 
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Deleted User last edited byMay be you have badblocks on your harddrives. You should do the following in Shell: sudo touch /forcefsck sudo reboot