Hi Fritz,
You ran 'sudo' before the zsync command.
You now need to run sudo chown $USER:$USER //
Where // is the actual filename (and path if you are not in
the directory which has the file).
It is locked because root owns it (since you ran sudo).
It should be fine, but don't run zsync as super
If anyone has answered via the list I'm on "digest" I suppose . . . anyway,
found my answer via googly and am burning the DVD . . . for later testing
purposes . . . .
F
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On 02/17/2018 10:06 AM, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
> Lu users:
>
> Yesterday, after many months brooding over the loss of PPC I decided
> to try to get back into the Lubuntu game and I tried to download the
> "daily" from the "cdimage" site for Lubuntu 18.04 . . . and that
> process alone brought several
Lu users:
Yesterday, after many months brooding over the loss of PPC I decided to try
to get back into the Lubuntu game and I tried to download the "daily" from
the "cdimage" site for Lubuntu 18.04 . . . and that process alone brought
several issues for the "live-amd64" iso version.
First issue
