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      alexcclarke
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      I have tried to get the iDrive backup to work as per the instruction under the wiki. However the /opt/idrive directory does not exist. Has something changed?

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      • JoelHaggarJ
        JoelHaggar
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        Looks like it's in /opt/Idrive_ARM. I've updated the wiki. Thanks!

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          alexcclarke
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          I cannot seem to access that folder...

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          • JoelHaggarJ
            JoelHaggar
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            If you are connected over ssh go to the /opt folder and just type "l" that's a lowercase L

            This will list the contents of the /opt folder. You should see Idrive there. If not I can provide the idrive files.

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              alexcclarke
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              Hi Joel, I cannot access the Idrive_ARM folder because I cannot login as root? See attached snip Capture.JPG

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              • JoelHaggarJ
                JoelHaggar
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                Ok you can switch to the root user with "sudo su" and then you'll be able to get in there and the instructions should work.

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