Robert
At 14:57 22.12.2003 +0100, Robert & Sabine von Knobloch wrote:
>Hello LEAF World!
>
>My earlier mail was too hasty, another problem has emerged when using bash.
>Backup of any or all package (backup... c... L...)results in each package
>reporting a line number and "terminated ticker".
>A reboot produces simply a kernel panic and everything is completely dead.
>Restoring my carefully saved ghost backup, removing ncurses and bash fixes
>this.
>Any ideas anyone?
Same ideas as before, obviously bash breaks things that are written with an ashen mind
:-)
Most backup scripts are located in /usr/sbin
They use /bin/sh. On my system /bin/sh links to ash. If you install bash this is
probably changet to bash.
gatekeeper: -root-
# ls -l /bin/sh
lrwxrwxrwx1 root root3 Nov 18 01:02 /bin/sh -> ash
Now you could change this by
rm /bin/sh
ln -s /bin/ash /bin/sh
You would have to make sure that the new installation of bash does _not_ overwrite
/bin/sh again, so happy hacking.
But then you can easily add a script to /etc/init.d which takes care of that.
BTW. Why exactly do you use bash?
>robert von Knobloch in the very snowy Black Forest
Altitude? How much snow?
cheers
Erich
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