[MajorLinus]

Hi everybody,

I am a noob to Linux and the RPi. I am using a Model B RPi with the latest version of Raspian as well as OpenElec (Version 5.0.8 kernel: Linux 3.17.8).

About a year ago I did manage to change some keyboard settings under Raspbmc and I would like to do the same under OpenElec. Actually, I would like to add a function (EjectTray()) to a specific key so that the CD/DVD gets ejected using only my keyboard.

Problem is, I can't find the ~/.kodi/userdata/ as described. There simply is no such directory. I log into the RPi using ssh from my iMac. And then I am not sure that it works the way I want it to...[/size]

Please advise!

Thank you

[asavah]

Should be in /storage/.kodi/userdata/

[Milhouse]

Which is the same as ~/.kodi/userdata...

Code:

ls -la ~/.kodi/userdata

If the above doesn't work then it would be best for the OP to submit a screenshot of their console and the commands they are typing, as they're almost certainly typing something wrong.

[BadWampa]

The folder is hidden, you should check "show hidden files" in your SSH client.

[DarrenHill]

"Show hidden files" is normally for GUI file managers rather than SSH.

The -a option part of "ls -la" is a flag to show all (ie including hidden) files and folders.

[ActionA]

Filezilla and WinSCP are examples of sftp (ssh) clients that @BadWampa is referring to.

[Canyaya]

You mentioned you have a Mac. Use cyberduck which is freeware and works great.

[BadWampa]

"Show hidden files" is normally for GUI file managers rather than SSH.

The -a option part of "ls -la" is a flag to show all (ie including hidden) files and folders.

Since he said he is a noob I assumed he was using a client.

[DarrenHill]

Fair point - my assumption was he'd be using the built-in terminal, and looking for a "show hidden files" setting there would be an interesting challenge

But now both options are covered...

[ActionA]

Since he said he is a noob I assumed he was using a client.

Might be his best bet