Kiauh trouble with files

[PiMuncher]

Basic Information:

Printer Model: ender 3 s1
MCU / Printerboard: raspberry pi 5?
klippy.log

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Describe your issue:

I am using the raspberry pi os, so of course I decided to follow the Kiauh installation. That all went smoothly until I checked my files after installing Klipper, and there had been a couple files I couldn’t delete. I tried all sorts of deletion commands but in the end I just re-flashed the os. I’m kinda new to Klipper but I’d really like to use it for the higher quality prints. (Thanks guys in advance)
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[theophile]

Did you have a question? It’s not clear what kind of response you’re looking for here.

[PiMuncher]

Oh yeah my bad, I’m trying to install klipper without getting these “ghost” files that can’t be deleted, I just don’t know what I’m doing wrong or what the issue is. (I am also unable to move the files because they don’t exist apparently)

[gaolst]

Provide sample names and path to them or screenshot with same information, also add what kind of error you see when trying to delete them.

[Sineos]

Might be easier to start over (fresh SD) and follow Installing Klipper with KIAUH

If there are any “ghost files” left, then follow

@gaolst

Provide sample names and path to them or screenshot with same information, also add what kind of error you see when trying to delete them.

[PiMuncher]

Sounds good I will respond back tomorrow I just need to copy my as files.

[PiMuncher]

Here is the info, this is right after installing klipper, moonraker, and mainsail however I am not entirely sure at which installation it appeared.

[PiMuncher]

and the rest of it

[gaolst]

Ok, so you are looking at your home folder.
That file seems like some leftover from some process.

Did you try to delete it from terminal using sudo to get higher permissions ?
command:
sudo rm /home/PiMuncher/sedQvX6Mk

if it will report that file is not there, then execute this command:
ls -la /home/PiMuncher/
and provide it’s output.

[PiMuncher]

Thanks for the response! Fortunately the file seemed missing by the time I woke up this morning and I could not find it via search, so I think it’s safe to say that the files are gone for now. Thanks for all the help though!