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Solaris 8 installed but bash is not working
Hi All,
I've installed Solaris 8 and notice that bash is not working. I know we have other Sol8 boxes and bash is working on these boxes. I believe Solaris 8 includes bash in full distribution, so does this mean the files on the CD are corrupted? Sol8 was burned on the CD1 and 2 so this is a possibility. After the install, it seem /var was corrupted and running fsck seem to fix /var so I am wondering if there are other problems. After installing Sol8 (or Sol9), what method do you use to test to ensure everything is working? I am comtemplating reinstalling Sol8 but would have to do this if it's not necessary. I see that bash can be download from sunfreeware I believe, but is it supposed to come with Sol8 full distribution (I am assuming full distribution covers CD1 & CD2. Taanks for your help. |
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Hi bluridge,
Before running any commands always check your man pages for backround & detailed information; example : <snip start> bash-2.05$ man ls Reformatting page. Please Wait... done User Commands ls(1M) Description ls - list contents of directory <snip end> Have looked for bash in /usr/bin/bash? command to type below $ ls -al /usr/bin/bash I hope this is of help. Jnike |
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