Mount the hard drive first then navigate to the desired directories in it.

To find out the hard drive use this command in the terminal

fdisk -l

Then mount the hard drive partition using

mount /dev/partition_name /mnt

You can now list the directories for the mounted partition for checking by

ls /mnt

Then cd to the desired directory in the /mnt directory and delete the files using

rm -f file-name

I think this might solve the problem

Mount the hard drive first then navigate to the desired directories in it.

To find out the hard drive use this command in the terminal

fdisk -l 

Then mount the hard drive partition using

mount /dev/partition_name /mnt 

You can now list the directories for the mounted partition for checking by

ls /mnt 

Then cd to the desired directory in the /mnt directory and delete the files using

rm -f file-name 

I think this might solve the problem

Mount the hard drive first then navigate to the desired directories in it.

To find out the hard drive use this command in the terminal fdisk -l

Then mount the hard drive partition using mount /dev/partition_name /mnt

Then cd to the desired directory and delete the files using rm -f file-name

I think this might solve the problem

Mount the hard drive first then navigate to the desired directories in it.

To find out the hard drive use this command in the terminal

fdisk -l

Then mount the hard drive partition using

mount /dev/partition_name /mnt

You can now list the directories for the mounted partition for checking by

ls /mnt

Then cd to the desired directory in the /mnt directory and delete the files using

rm -f file-name

I think this might solve the problem