Chester, Do 'cp /usr/bin/expr /bin'
This will allow the init scripts to start up usb. You, like me and others, have a separate partition for /usr. It isn't mounted before the bring up of usb.. Regards Bob On Tuesday 24 September 2002 11:31 pm, CHESTER MARZOLF wrote: > Like many I haven't been able to get my printer to work with RC3. I > searched the logs and the printer system (CUPS) started without error. I > then followed the messages at boot (made me quite dizzy as I had to reboot > 6 times to see them) and saw something that looked like: /etc/init.d/usb > bad expr line 1 command not run; > After that when boot was finished I logged on as root and from the consple > typed the command: /etc/init.d/usb start; > the usb subsystem started and the printer worked great, but surely we > should be progressing and not have to start the functions manually after > boot. can't the developers get this resolved? > > > > I am speedychet.
