Issue
I had a hard time finding the eclipse.ini file (finally got it), but now I can't seem to modify the contents.
On clicking unlock, it says that it's on a read-only volume and cannot be modified.
It gives me the option to duplicate, which I take and then create a new, modified version of the file, but I cannot save it in the original location nor can I paste it in the folder where the current eclipse.ini is.
What should I do?
Solution
It looks like you missed a step in the installation. If you are installing Eclipse from a .dmg file you must copy the Eclipse app to somewhere on your disk. The .dmg file contains a link to 'Applications', dragging Eclipse on to the link will copy it to the /Applications folder.
Once you have copied the file you can eject the .dmg file and it is no longer needed.
Answered By - greg-449
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