Mount: realpath /users/abhinavkumar/downloads/fs/fs: no such file or directory

In that screencap, the third 'node install' completed successfully.. Have seen. Sorry, something went wrong. Yes, running npm install over and over eventually worked, seems like there is a race condition during the install command with npm5.

After npm got to the point that it was unusable, just before reinstalling it, I had an idea: I opened task manager I'm using Windows and found a bunch of instances of nodejs running. I was able to shut them all down.

I'm going to try to figure out where these other instances of nodejs are coming from. In addition to the. DELETE errors, I'm also getting rename errors - and it freezes for about 20 seconds finalise:foo before issuing an error.

I've noticed I'm getting the. Had same issue, thanks for dkent for the suggested workaround closing VS Code. At this point if I had the option to move to yarn, I would. Will do for my own projects I've had many similar problems working with Yarn I would caution with switching to Yarn, they don't handle compiled native C modules very well for instance LevelDB which cannot be installed globally using Yarn for some reason.

Hey guys.. I am still having the same issue referred above after following here and installing npm few different times. I eventually got it to work by running the npm install command several times. Java with Appium. If so, try to terminate them and then retry your npm command. After install of keyutils, my cifs mount worked just fine, whereas before I did get the error message "mount error 2 : No such file or directory", just as in the OP.

Duplicate of this other answer — roaima. Chris Chris 4 4 silver badges 5 5 bronze badges. You might need to change the sec parameter: this setting made it work on my setup: mount. Benoit Duffez Benoit Duffez 5 5 silver badges 13 13 bronze badges. Ryad Ryad 21 3 3 bronze badges. While true, how is this related to the original question? As I said, if you change the user id of a user, the same error of the original question appears.

So if anyone did the same and finds this thread, he or she might find my hint useful. So my final working command line looked like this: mount. Mark Edington Mark Edington 4 4 silver badges 11 11 bronze badges. It fixed it for me but no clue to why — Gabriel Fair. Could you have just upgraded the linux kernel?

Are you on a corporate network? The Overflow Blog. Podcast what if you could invest in your favorite developer? Who owns this outage? Parameters path The path being checked. Return Values Returns the canonicalized absolute pathname on success.

Example 2 realpath on Windows On windows realpath will change unix style paths to windows style. See Also basename - Returns trailing name component of path dirname - Returns a parent directory's path pathinfo - Returns information about a file path.

Because realpath does not work on files that do not exist, I wrote a function that does. It does not work on a path as a string, but also resolves symlinks. Re: external hard drive Post by astrognome » How are you attempting to mount it? I don't know if that is where it should be and why it is sdb1 and not sda3? Re: external hard drive Post by Randicus » sda is your internal hard-drive and sdb1 is the first external device.

In this case an external hard-drive? I want to mount whatever non-HFS file system is there. First, I attach the image without mounting:.

Then, the man page for mount seems to say that I can mount non-HFS file systems like this:. Is there any way to make this work, or must I know what specific file system I want to mount?

Second, I'm not sure why the "no" prefix isn't working, but you should be able to do it by specifying the correct filesystem to use cd would be the one to use for a Joliet image. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?