Debian :: Mv: Inter-device Move Failed: `PDF' To `/home/gerard/PDF'; Unable To Remove Target

Dec 3, 2010

Code:

mv PDF /home/gerard/
mv: inter-device move failed: `PDF' to `/home/gerard/PDF'; unable to remove target: Is a directory

I did ls -ltra and visibly there is no LN link file going on ...

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Debian :: Mv: "inter-device Move Failed, Unable To Remove Target: Is A Directory"?

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when i try to move my picture folder from my camera to my home dir, i use this command

Code:
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*** When you leave the shell.

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Code:

$ lsusb
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In Picasa...where it says "Select Device", it finds

Code:

USB PTP Class Camera@usb:

and

Code:

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Booting the kernel
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Code: Select allerror: Unable to communicate with device (code=12): hp:/net/HP_LaserJet_Professional_P_1102w?ip=192.168.1.6
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I'm using current testing repos and the system is updated.

The printer is detected and installed via hp-setup, it just doesn't print.

This setup used to work, but I haven't printed anything in a while so can't be sure what caused it to stop working: updates, recent power outage or something else.

Printer is using a static IP address.

What works:
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Printing over WiFi from a different, Windows, PC works.
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What I've tried:
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Installation log: [URL] ....

hp-check: [URL] .....

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Now I want to move my /home partition from my old 8.04 computer (32 bit, formatted ext3) which also has a separate /home partition.

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Jun 29, 2010

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I have tried usermod but get the following error:

Code:
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# /etc/fstab
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