root file access and executing any commands just errors constantly

[Rchiil]

Ok so tried to sort root access out to get access to root, if I login with root via terminal or putty or sfcp I can not run any commands, I currently am experimenting with home assistant and no matter what I do I cant run any commands wget -q -O - https://install.hacs.xyz | bash - does not work I get this reply every time Command 'cd "/appdata/hassio"'
failed with return code 1 and error message
/bin/bash: line 9: cd: /appdata/hassio: No such file or directory.

infact any command I do reports back as errors of no such file or directory, even if I am staring at it in my face, if I load SFTP I cant even see the root of device all I see are the same folders/files i see in tos file manager am I missing something here, any other nas I have had or have I can see all files via sftp once I have allowed root access.

model is 210

[TMSupport]

Hi！You may used the wrong command.
Please try the following command.
1. ter_wget -q -O - https://install.hacs.xyz
2. cd /mnt/md0/appdata/hassio

[titanrx8]

Ok so tried to sort root access out to get access to root, if I login with root via terminal or putty or sfcp I can not run any commands, I currently am experimenting with home assistant and no matter what I do I cant run any commands wget -q -O - https://install.hacs.xyz | bash - does not work I get this reply every time Command 'cd "/appdata/hassio"'
failed with return code 1 and error message
/bin/bash: line 9: cd: /appdata/hassio: No such file or directory.

infact any command I do reports back as errors of no such file or directory, even if I am staring at it in my face, if I load SFTP I cant even see the root of device all I see are the same folders/files i see in tos file manager am I missing something here, any other nas I have had or have I can see all files via sftp once I have allowed root access.

model is 210

I just tried ssh login to root on f2-221 and get the same results. Can't change directories, list directories or any other simple commands.

[TMRyan]

{L_BUTTON_AT}titanrx8

Hi,
What version is your system? You can try to use "cd /" when logging in with admin, and then use "sudo -i" or "sudo su" to switch to the root user.
Can you use ‘cd /mnt/md0/appdata/’ to go to appdata and then use ‘ls’ to see hassio?
Can't the simple commands like ‘mkdir’ be used in the public and appdata shared folders?

[titanrx8]

{L_BUTTON_AT}TMRyan

I'm on 4.2.14

That worked. My syntax was off. Thanks.