fredagen den 28 februari 2003 03.06 skrev Peter Gantner: ----------------snip------------------------------ :: :: It was of course still bootable (kind of), and I would have loved to :: edit /etc/fstab to remove the line which mounted /usr, but the only :: editor available in /bin was ed (!!!!). :: I ended up editing the file using cat and echo. ----------------snip-------------------------------
...and line-editing is what /bin/ed is there for when /usr/bin/vi(m) is unavailable. You should learn it;=) Having an almost stalinistic preference for vi , I don't however think it's in any way necessary to add it to Stage I. One can always invoke vi from the non-chrooted environment if the root password is set and at least two VTs are open. -- Real men don't drag and drop -they pipe and grep. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
