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Re: Help! Can't recover!



Michal Jaegermann wrote:

> Adam C. Powell, IV wrote:
> >
> > if I type the root
> > password it gives:
> >
> >      -tcsh: error in loading shared libraries
>
> People who switch root shell to tcsh get exactly what they deserve!

I know, I know, mea culpa, I'll never do it again.  (And for the record,
I can use vi, not very well, but well enough to do what I need to. :-)

> Next we will learn that you write shell scripts in csh?  Other
> perversions?  Big sigh!

D'oh!  But only in user space (not for the system).

> Add on your boot line 'init=/bin/bash' and be done with it.

A curious thing: THIS DOES NOT WORK with kernel 2.1.125 (hangs
irrevocably after "Freeing unused kernel memory: 48K freed"), but does
with the old 2.0.34 that was still sitting around.  Is this a MILO issue
with development kernels in general, or just a temporary thing that has
since gone away?  I'll see if it works with 2.2-pre6 (or 7) as soon as I
can...

> p.s. What exactly tcsh gains you over bash?  I know what an answer
> will be for a comparison with an "original Bourne" but this is not
> that one.

Dumb little things like ^D to list possible completions and intelligent
completion with extensions.  Definitely not worth this hardship.

Thanks, everyone, for the emergency help!  You are all wonderful
people.  LINUX SUPPORT RULES!!

Zeen,

-Adam `Cold Fusion' Powell, IV http://www.ctcms.nist.gov/~powell/ ____
USDoC, National Institute of Standards & Technology (NIST)  |\ ||<  |
Center for Theoretical and Computational Materials Science  | \||_> |





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