VirtualCorvid

A friend of mine suggested to check my file permissions, something may have broke or changed along the way. I will report back when I have played around with that.

It has replaced my flash drive, I can keep my school notes and design documents completely synchronized from computer to computer to device without having to do anything. Also I moved 200GB of video files from one computer to another across my network at 10Gbps in a few hours. Actually moving the hard drive and copying the files over would have taken less time, but now when ever I add a new video to my collection it moves over to my home server without any fuss. Plus backing up all the pictures I take with my phone straight to my desktop is amazing, not that it wasn't possible before, but I don't have to leak the metadata from the pictures every time I want one backed up anymore by using a third party storage provider.

BTSync was running happily before on my ARM based Samgsung Chromebook S3 under Crouton and XFCE linux. I could start it by navigating to its dirrectory and typing ./btsync into the terminal. I would get a message that it had been forked to the background and then I could open up the web interface to check everything. Now it is not running when I type ./btsync. It throws up an error of not being able to find the file in that directory. I am unsure why of the change, I hadn't installed anything new. After a fresh installation of linux the problem persisted. I can get it to run on my Raspberry Pi which also has an ARM processor, but not the Chromebook anymore. I would be grateful of any insight and am willing to do just about anything you tell me to do to diagnose the issue.