David Walser <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > what!?? > > The whole point of env is you aren't hard coding the > path to script interpreters, because they might be in > different locations on different machines, but then > you have to hardcode the location of env, which people > expect to be in /usr/bin, you can't change that!
check before crying and you'll see that nothing has been broken despite env being available before mounting /usr
