Keyboard aghhhhhhh

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vjmcdonnell Offline
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Had to reinstall my OS as drive failed and having issues

How do I copy over the keyboard.xml and lirc.xml
When I try to copy and paste it tells me I don't have permission.

This is doing my head in.
(This post was last modified: 2012-04-17 00:09 by vjmcdonnell.)
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farmerdave Offline
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You could use "sudo" to copy it, then "chown" to change the ownership to be yours.
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wsnipex Online
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sudo chmod +r /path/to/original-keyboard.xml
cp /path/to/original-keyboard.xml ~/.xbmc/userdata
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if you have to sudo to copy a file to your homedir you have bigger issues.

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vjmcdonnell Offline
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I figured out a way of doing it.( gksu nautilus) But in my wisdom i also modified the Lircmap.xml file. Is there a way of going back to the original or would a fresh install be best.
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