daniel sheltraw wrote:
> Hello RTers
>
> This isn't really an RT question but I thought I could get a quick answer
> here. After a major crash I reinstalled RadHat 6.2 (needed
> for RTAI CD installation) and switched to a KDE workstation-class
> installation (was GNOME prior to crash). Now insmod, rmmod, ldconfig,
> etc can not be found. Is this a path problem? How should I fix it?
> I know this is a dumb question but there are holes in my programming skills.
>
> Thanks all,
> Daniel
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They usually end up in /sbin, which is typically only in the path for root users. If
they aren't there then you can probably put them there manually.
--Gordon
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