As Igor mentions below if you check "/etc/fstab" you will see noexec in listed options. To remove is to be subject to other issues. Change to different filesys is more appropriate (ntfs or native linux format ext2/ext3). I don't think n800 supports ntfs though. I'm sure forums have notes on formatting sd correctly for ext2. mike Jakub.Pavelek at nokia.com wrote: > I can't execute *anything* on mmc, if I copy it over to e.g. /home/user > it runs happily :( Wondering what is that ... > > --jakub > > >> It may have something to do with the fact that MMC's are by >> default using the FAT filesystem. If you don't use noexec, it >> assumes everything's exec (since there is no exec attribute in >> FAT), which makes files copied from MMC act weird and try to >> execute instead of opening, at least on a desktop linux machine. >> >> Ryan >> >> >> Mike Klein wrote: >> >>> Interesting...thanks for your help. >>> >>> Curious why mmc would be setup this way though. I would think many >>> would want to install and run apps from the storage cards. >>> >>> >>> mike >>> >>> Igor Stoppa wrote: >>> >>>> On Sat, 2007-07-07 at 18:28 -0700, ext Mike Klein wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Nokia-N800-26:/media/mmc2/j2me/bin# ./cvm -version >>>>> -sh: ./cvm: Permission denied >>>>> >>>>> >>>> Because you are running from the mmc, which is mounted with noexec, >>>> iirc >>>> >>>>
