Change the /command/svscanboot in boot.eventd to /usr/bin/svscanboot.
For 8.10 final they've not gone with djb's unorthodox directory
structure, but instead they've put the binaries under /usr/bin — the
/service directory is under /etc/service but is NOT made by the package
yet, so svc -u (or ln -
Change the /command/svscanboot in boot.eventd to /usr/bin/svscanboot.
For 8.10 final they've not gone with djb's unorthodox directory
structure, but instead they've put the binaries under /usr/bin — the
/service directory is under /etc/service but is NOT made by the package
yet, so svc -u (or ln -
Change the /command/svscanboot in boot.eventd to /usr/bin/svscanboot.
For 8.10 final they've not gone with djb's unorthodox directory
structure, but instead they've put the binaries under /usr/bin — the
/service directory is under /etc/service but is NOT made by the package
yet, so svc -u (or ln -
Change the /command/svscanboot in boot.eventd to /usr/bin/svscanboot.
For 8.10 final they've not gone with djb's unorthodox directory
structure, but instead they've put the binaries under /usr/bin — the
/service directory is under /etc/service but is NOT made by the package
yet, so svc -u (or ln -
Change the /command/svscanboot in boot.eventd to /usr/bin/svscanboot.
For 8.10 final they've not gone with djb's unorthodox directory
structure, but instead they've put the binaries under /usr/bin — the
/service directory is under /etc/service but is NOT made by the package
yet, so svc -u (or ln -
Change the /command/svscanboot in boot.eventd to /usr/bin/svscanboot.
For 8.10 final they've not gone with djb's unorthodox directory
structure, but instead they've put the binaries under /usr/bin — the
/service directory is under /etc/service but is NOT made by the package
yet, so svc -u (or ln -
