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I get the error mount: mount point /flash does not exist<br />
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My son says that he installed ubuntu mate, so maybe that makes a difference.
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I get the error mount: mount point /flash does not exist

My son says that he installed ubuntu mate, so maybe that makes a difference.

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Thank you all. I got rid of the Raspberry pi and replaced it with something else, so the question is no longer relevant.
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Thank you all. I got rid of the Raspberry pi and replaced it with something else, so the question is no longer relevant.

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My son has set up a Raspberry Pi in the home to display images. He enabled FTP and told me to connect via WinSCP. I have done this, and I see all the folders on the Raspberry Pi. However, I cannot upload images or do anymodifications on the raspberry pi due to a permissions problem.<br />
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Any ideas what could be the cause of this?<br />
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I am logging in with his username and password, which has full rights to the Pi.<br />
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Thank you.
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My son has set up a Raspberry Pi in the home to display images. He enabled FTP and told me to connect via WinSCP. I have done this, and I see all the folders on the Raspberry Pi. However, I cannot upload images or do anymodifications on the raspberry pi due to a permissions problem.

Any ideas what could be the cause of this?

I am logging in with his username and password, which has full rights to the Pi.

Thank you.

WinSCP permissions on Raspberry Pi

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