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John Row
3 years agoHelpful | Level 6
Trying to install on Linux Mint
I have a brand new installation of Mint I'm trying to install Dropbox. I have Dropbox running on 2 other machines. I downloaded dropbox_2022_12_05_amd64.deb. When I try to run the install I get a...
Walter
Dropbox Community Moderator
2 years agoHey TheOmnisis - did you make sure your device meets the minimum requirements for the install per this page?
TheOmnisis
2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
Yeah..... I've managed to now get the package installed. I'm now tripping up getting the files transferred from the Windows file system across ..says the Linux partition isnt ext4, which it clearly is.....
- Walter2 years ago
Dropbox Community Moderator
Could you send us a screenshot of the exact message you're getting so that we can have a visual too TheOmnisis?
- Здравко2 years agoLegendary | Level 20
TheOmnisis wrote:
..says the Linux partition isnt ext4, which it clearly is.....Hi TheOmnisis,
For an easy way to check what partition/FS type is in use, you can run following in your terminal:
stat -f ~
Is the result expected? 😉 If you have difficulties understand it, post the result (or screenshot) here.
Hope this helps.
PS: You may need to tune the path used if you have changed your Dropbox folder path and it's no more the default one.
- TheOmnisis2 years agoExplorer | Level 3
All fixed 🙂
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