Eagle software may encounter permission errors (EPERM: operation not permitted, open) when creating folders or tags, preventing the saving of operation results. Here are several solutions to help you troubleshoot and fix this issue.

Solution 1: Check Disk Read/Write Permissions

When Eagle has insufficient permissions on the disk, several important issues may occur. For example, the software may not be able to smoothly import, download, and save data. Additionally, the inability to read or write executable files on the disk may also cause the software to malfunction.

For detailed steps on checking disk read/write permissions, please refer to: How to Check Disk Read/Write Permissions

Solution 2: Refer to "Data Loss" Troubleshooting Guide

The data loss troubleshooting guide contains various solutions that may cause file permission issues and can help you resolve folder/tag creation failures.

For detailed steps, please refer to: Data Loss Troubleshooting Guide

Solution 3: Check Library Access Capability Through System File Manager

Using the system's built-in file manager to directly access the Eagle library storage location can help determine if there are file system access permission issues.

For detailed operation methods, please refer to: Using System File Manager to Access Library Storage Location

Important Notes

Resolving permission issues may require administrator privileges
Ensure your account has full read/write permissions to the Eagle library location
If your library is stored on an external device, make sure the device is properly connected and accessible for read/write operations

Creating Folder/Tag Failed Error Resolution Guide (EPERM: operation not permitted, open)