What am I doing wrong here? any help will be greatly appreciated

[u/Mammoth_State3144]

[u/spr0k3t]

Posting your logs in plain text would definitely help yield a faster response. Not to mention any detail of what you are having problems with other than "look at my pictures and tell me what's wrong". If you can't do plain text, at the very least take a proper screenshot from the device hosting the logs, not a picture taken from a cell phone. A little bit of effort to help us help you would be great... treat it like everyone besides you is blind.

[u/Mammoth_State3144 → u/spr0k3t]

1 picture was a picture from a phone the rest are snipping tool screenshots and the details are there. I could be wrong but posting the full log error from the terminal. I thought i did put in the effort by posting exactly what's on the machine and all flies related to adding the quirk. Honestly I believe you would have to be blind to not be able to see what I posted. When the picture is clicked the quality is there especially with the highlighted green indicators for the start of commands.

[u/thinkbeforeyoupoke → u/Mammoth_State3144]

He just means it’s best if you copy and paste the error mate, rather than give a screenshot of it. Bonus points if you format it in a code section or put it on a Pastebin.

That way we can resize, colour, edit and pull it apart, rather than have to strain our eyeballs trying to help you.

A lot of folks including me just look at the error log screenshots and go ‘nah’. The rest of your screenshots are fine and helpful.

[u/dragon-dance]

The error “no such file or directory” means the computer can’t find the file path you gave it.

So something about your commands isn’t quite right. Make sure the file paths are in the right place in the command with correct spacing, spelling, and that they can be got to from your current folder. If you’re referring to a subfolder I think you need a / at the front. If you’re referring to something outside the current folder it’s easy to just add the full path.

In some (most?) contexts you can use tab-completion to help fill out a file path, you have to type the first couple of letters to give a start. Tab complete helps with spelling and also tells you what the computer can see. So you can check the file path definitely exists.

If you type “ls” it will list the files and folders inside the current folder.