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sindi keesan wrote:
>
> My partner reports that he cannot save a file 
> while working in BL2 as 'user'. 

Probably a permission problem.  Make sure 'user' 
is the owner of /home/user and all the subdirectories.  
If not, login as root and do this:
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chown -R user /home/user
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> cat /dev/ram0 > /tmp/ramdisk.
> I had only the ram0 and ram1 mounted and the contents 
> of ram0 were smaller 

The perceived contents is irrelevant.  cat /dev/ram0
gives you the entire 4mb (including garbage bytes).

> than ram1 but it filled ram1 and ran out of space.  
> ram1 is mounted on /tmp automatically 

So you were trying to put 4mb of data on a filesystem
with less than 4mb of available space.  Even a virgin
4mb ramdisk is unable to store a full 4mb (because of 
filesystem overhead).

Cheers,
Steven

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