Clarence Verge wrote: > > Wellanyway, THIS version behaves VERY differently.
This version appears to be correct. The version you were using before was faulty. > I found it accidentally. I would NEVER have found it > without mc. Perhaps. I reckon that by using d, you can find lots of stuff. > Anyway, I finally got online with it, using links, and my > short trial was enough to make me delete it. Why? It can't be the Q problem or the TAB problem, so what was it? > MC said there was plenty of space I do not use MC so I can't comment on whether this is reliable or not. I use df to see how full the filesystem is. > so I copied over lynx from Dragon. It wouldn't work. I hope you realize that doing this risks corrupting something and causing weird error messages. Please don't blame BasicLinux if your experiment blows up. Still, as long as you are running on the ramdisk, you can blow it up as much as you want. Each time you reboot, you'll get a brand-new BasicLinux. > I deleted IT Are you sure? All of it? > and TRIED to copy over Lynx from Pygmy 06 with mc. Wouldn't > copy. Said there was no space. Did df and that agreed. NO space. > > What happened ? You tell me. Obviously something is filling that space and it is something that you (or mc) put there. I know very little about mc (it's only an add-on because people asked for it -- I do not recommend it). And I know absolutely nothing about the lynx in Dragon nor the lynx in Pygmy. Baslinux works. I take great pains to make sure it does. However, when you rip things out and stick new things in, all bets are off. You are on your own. Such experimentation is fine, but I urge you to restrict it to the ramdisk. Do not make permanent changes until you are absolutely sure you know what you are doing. Cheers, Steven
