Re: cannot execute /bin/bash : No such file or Directory exists

On Thursday 31 August 2006 21:54, yogesh prabhu wrote: > # Begin /etc/fstab > # filesystem mount-point type options dump fsck > order > /dev/hdc6 /ext2 defaults 1 1 > /dev/hdc10swap swap

RE: mounting ptoc

dave frost wrote: somehting strange has happened, it seems mount reports proc is mounted about 15 times, theres also loads of entries in /etc/mtab but /proc/mounts reports /proc mounted only a single time. The output of 'mount' without parameters is basically just a formatted dump of what's

Re: cannot execute /bin/bash : No such file or Directory exists

Thanks Pv again As per ur mail please note below Seems OK for me. I don't see a problem here. Just a note, I asked you to run "ls -ld /" but you run "ls -l /". Sorry, in my earlier mail i had made a mistake. Now Please see the output of "ls -ld /" below drwxr-xr-x 22 root root 4096

Re: mounting ptoc

Hi dave frost wrote: somehting strange has happened, it seems mount reports proc is mounted about 15 times, theres also loads of entries in /etc/mtab but /proc/mounts reports /proc mounted only a single time. Any thoughts on why proc is being mounted so many times ? (note ive modified the in

Re: mounting ptoc

dave frost wrote: somehting strange has happened, it seems mount reports proc is mounted about 15 times, theres also loads of entries in /etc/mtab but /proc/mounts reports /proc mounted only a single time. Any thoughts on why proc is being mounted so many times ? (note ive modified the init s

mounting ptoc

somehting strange has happened, it seems mount reports proc is mounted about 15 times, theres also loads of entries in /etc/mtab but /proc/mounts reports /proc mounted only a single time. Any thoughts on why proc is being mounted so many times ? (note ive modified the init scripts but the moun

Re: dash vs underscore in file names

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dash vs underscore in file names

I've noticed that in the packages used to build a LFS system the dash character ("-") is extensively used in place of the space character (" "). Before I started building a LFS system, I was thinking that the underscore ("_") was the intended replacement for space. Which one should I use for my