Rod! >> This is just a guess, but I suspect that you are running a 64-bit >> kernel, and that by setting the default lib path, you are breaking >> isaexec, and a such, ps and its ilk will fail. I have never ever >> liked crle in the slightest, but you could try: >> >> crle -c /var/ld/ld.config -l /lib/64:/usr/lib/64 >> >> I could be waaaay off though... > > The above would probably kill every 32-bit process :-) > > crle(1) does provide copious amounts of rope to hang yourself.
I run 32-bit, and tested my theorem by setting my default lib path through crle to the 64-bit path, and hosed the box predictably to the extent that I had to boot from CD and mop up the pieces ;-) Been there many times before with crle, and enjoyed every minute of the self-induced stress :-) Thanks and regards... Sean.
