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I have made a subdirectory for libflashplayer,so , but cannot move it to that location with cp or mv

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Question I have made a subdirectory for libflashplayer,so , but cannot move it to that location with cp or mv

Question I have made a subdirectory for libflashplayer,so , but cannot move it to that location with cp or mv

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Hi,

Please also see this. It would also be helpful to post @ debianHELP or Debian User Forums

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Hi,

Please also see this. It would also be helpful to post @ debianHELP or Debian User Forums

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If you have a 32 bit Firefox version then you need a 32 bit Flash plugin (the current Firefox release for Linux is still 32 bit).

It is usually better to create a symbolic link to the installed Flash plugin rather then copying or moving the plugin.

You can create a plugins folder in the Firefox Profile Folder and create a symlink to the Flash plugin in that folder.

You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder:

  • Help > Troubleshooting Information > Profile Directory: Open Containing Folder

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Thank You both very much, I did not find those sites when I was searching.

I am up and running now.

Thanks again, Pumper05