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Trying to add http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=82065 to my raspberry pi's xbmc setup.

I've tried OSMC and openelec, you have to copy the files to the skin.confluence folder via SSH

However both of these are read only when connecting and will not let me add the files to the confluence folder...

 

Is there any way around this to make it not read-only?

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what user owns the files in the skin.confluence folder? that may be the issue.

 

How am I supposed to tell that? I'm using WinSCP to open the files.

The only thing that comes up when I try to copy is 

 

Permission Denided

Error code 3

Error message from server; Permission denied

 

Cannot overwrite remote file 

 

As far as I can tell, its because the entire file system is read only.  Google isnt any help.

PC SYSTEM: Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 / i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz / CM Hyper 212 EVO / Gigabyte 670 OC SLI / MSI P67A-GD53 B3 / Kingston HyperX Blue 8Gb / 

WD 2tb Storage Drive / BenQ GW2750HM - ASUS VE248H - Panasonic TX-P42ST60BCorsair AX750 / Logitech K360 / Razer Naga / Plantronics Gamecom 380 /

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How am I supposed to tell that? I'm using WinSCP to open the files.

The only thing that comes up when I try to copy is 

 

Permission Denided

Error code 3

Error message from server; Permission denied

 

Cannot overwrite remote file 

 

As far as I can tell, its because the entire file system is read only.  Google isnt any help.

ssh perhaps?

also, from my experience the best way to put kodi on a pi is just by installing raspbian, and tossing kodi on top of that.

i personally have a pi with retropie on it (which is built on top of raspbian) and have kodi hooked into that.

 

this way at least you know what's going on under the hood, and stuff like this is just a quick fix, rather than trying to figure out what exactly is going on.

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ssh perhaps?

also, from my experience the best way to put kodi on a pi is just by installing raspbian, and tossing kodi on top of that.

i personally have a pi with retropie on it (which is built on top of raspbian) and have kodi hooked into that.

 

this way at least you know what's going on under the hood, and stuff like this is just a quick fix, rather than trying to figure out what exactly is going on.

 

Dunno how to use Raspbian, google isnt very good either for it.

I would imagine it would have slower boot times and would only be beneficial if I could go into the skin.confluence via a My Computer type thing same as windows and copy/replace files.

PC SYSTEM: Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 / i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz / CM Hyper 212 EVO / Gigabyte 670 OC SLI / MSI P67A-GD53 B3 / Kingston HyperX Blue 8Gb / 

WD 2tb Storage Drive / BenQ GW2750HM - ASUS VE248H - Panasonic TX-P42ST60BCorsair AX750 / Logitech K360 / Razer Naga / Plantronics Gamecom 380 /

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Bump, tested Rasbian, doesnt work cant get into skin.confluence folder.

Anyone have a way to make openelec not-read only?

PC SYSTEM: Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 / i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz / CM Hyper 212 EVO / Gigabyte 670 OC SLI / MSI P67A-GD53 B3 / Kingston HyperX Blue 8Gb / 

WD 2tb Storage Drive / BenQ GW2750HM - ASUS VE248H - Panasonic TX-P42ST60BCorsair AX750 / Logitech K360 / Razer Naga / Plantronics Gamecom 380 /

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Bump again

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WD 2tb Storage Drive / BenQ GW2750HM - ASUS VE248H - Panasonic TX-P42ST60BCorsair AX750 / Logitech K360 / Razer Naga / Plantronics Gamecom 380 /

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Atm I have a clean install of openelec on it, yes everything works (the default confluence skin)
Whether or not I go in via SSH with WinSCP or by USB dongle, I still cant make any changes to the folders inside.  Just get permission denied each time.
Right clicking on the file it doesn't show as read-only though.
 
This is the SD-CARD with all files on
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This is what happens I go into the SYSTEM.file (this is where everything is located) and I try to copy something to it.
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The place I need to paste the files is in F:\SYSTEM\usr\share\kodi\addons\skin.confluence, but I just get the above error when trying.
Same thing if I do it over SSH.

PC SYSTEM: Fractal Design Arc Midi R2 / i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz / CM Hyper 212 EVO / Gigabyte 670 OC SLI / MSI P67A-GD53 B3 / Kingston HyperX Blue 8Gb / 

WD 2tb Storage Drive / BenQ GW2750HM - ASUS VE248H - Panasonic TX-P42ST60BCorsair AX750 / Logitech K360 / Razer Naga / Plantronics Gamecom 380 /

Asus Xonar DGX / Samsung 830 256gb / MEDIA eMachine ER1401 running OpenELEC XBMC with Seagate STBV3000200 3TB Hard Drive - Panasonic TX-P42ST60B

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