> is a shell built-in and not a binary. That's why "sudo ls /some/path" > works > and "sudo cd /some/path" doesn't. >
You can run the shell built-ins using sudo like this: $ sudo bash -c cd <path> This gievs no error but the directory doesn't change for you :( Hope this helps with some other shell built-in >From live CD you can try becoming root by $ sudo su - $ cd <path> -- Regards, Udayraj Bal _______________________________________ Pune GNU/Linux Users Group Mailing List
