>Can anyone tell me if the "t" mode for executables does anything. >Sometimes referred to as the "sticky bit", it is supposed to make an >executable stay in swap space after it is run, so the next time it >is run it simply swaps in and executes. Not anymore in modern Unixes. BTW, linux-8086 is not the list for big Linux questions. Cheers, Ken
- chmod +t rwk
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