Hello all!
I was running 5.1 release till pretty much last week when I believe the
machine experienced an unplanned powercycle. since then i get an error
about libedit.so.4 being missing, and being required by sh, please input
path to sh or hit enter. ok, so i know about /rescue/sh, and the
Disclaimer: IANAE.
Joshua Kordani wrote:
Hello all!
I was running 5.1 release till pretty much last week when I believe the
machine experienced an unplanned powercycle. since then i get an error
about libedit.so.4 being missing, and being required by sh, please input
path to sh or hit enter.
On Tue, Mar 06, 2007 at 11:58:24AM -0600, Kevin Kinsey wrote:
Disclaimer: IANAE.
Joshua Kordani wrote:
Hello all!
..libedit.so stuff deleted..
So i figure I might as well reinstall the OS, as
that is why i made separate partitions for user data and system files (so
i think,
this
Jerry McAllister wrote:
The long ago origins of making things in many partitions was when
disks were much much smaller. So were backup media. It was common
to have each piece on a separate disk. Then disks got big enough
to put more than one part on and so on.
Now, there are a couple of
The fourth reason to have separate partitions is to make it easier
to isolate things. You may want to make a certain amount of space
available for users to write in, but want to keep them out of other
space. There are various ways to do it. Having things grouped
conveniently in some
