rawdata wrote:
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Erich Titl wrote:
Yep, the problem is, bin/bash is also in initrd.list, why I would not
know. I will check with Charles which did som modification in this
area early this year
cheers
Erich
Cheers to you, Erich. I commented out bin.bash in initrd.list, and
t
On Wed, 22 Dec 2004, Erich Titl wrote:
Yep, the problem is, bin/bash is also in initrd.list, why I would not know. I
will check with Charles which did som modification in this area early this
year
cheers
Erich
Cheers to you, Erich. I commented out bin.bash in initrd.list, and the
darn thing wo
Max
rawdata wrote:
Basically just lrpkg -i :-)
And lncurses.lrp. And lrdline2.lrp.
You will have to relink /bin/sh with /bin/ash to make all Bering
scripts happy. Dig in the archives, there is a message explaining the
details.
Did you try the bash package in the glibc 2.0 directory?
Thanks fo
Basically just lrpkg -i :-)
And lncurses.lrp. And lrdline2.lrp.
You will have to relink /bin/sh with /bin/ash to make all Bering scripts
happy. Dig in the archives, there is a message explaining the details.
Did you try the bash package in the glibc 2.0 directory?
Thanks for the link, Mike, but
On Mon, 2004-12-20 at 09:11, rawdata wrote:
> I found the bash.lrp package from Charles Steinkuehler's Bering-CD site
> and would like to use it with my pre-existing Bering 1.2 setup. What
> exactly is involved (obviously more than lrpkg -i etc...), and what other
> modifications do I have to m
rawdata wrote:
I found the bash.lrp package from Charles Steinkuehler's Bering-CD
site and would like to use it with my pre-existing Bering 1.2 setup.
What exactly is involved (obviously more than lrpkg -i etc...), and
what other modifications do I have to make for it (I've read that it
throws
I found the bash.lrp package from Charles Steinkuehler's Bering-CD site
and would like to use it with my pre-existing Bering 1.2 setup. What
exactly is involved (obviously more than lrpkg -i etc...), and what other
modifications do I have to make for it (I've read that it throws a few
scripts