We need to clean it up... at some point. however, amd64/* binaries required for 64-bit operation, we need them
On Thu, 2008-02-07 at 15:08 -0500, Maurice Volaski wrote: > I figured out part of the reason for the misbehavior described below > is that the "native" shutdown command is the "wrong" binary or at > least it's a buggy version of the "right" binary. That is, there are > multiple shutdown commands on the system. The "correct" shutdown > command is actually /usr/ucb/shutdown whereas simply executing > "shutdown" executes /usr/sbin/shutdown. > > In fact, there are whole directories of duplicated commands. For > example, try "ps". This will execute /usr/bin/ps, but that's not the > same as the command in /usr/ucb/i86/ps. There are actually five ps > commands! The duplicated commands are in /usr/ucb and in the > subdirectories of /usr/ucb/i86 and /usr/ucb/amd64. Not all the > commands are duplicated. Some are symlinks to commands in the normal > (i.e., Linux) locations. > > I'm assuming this situation results from the addition of the GNU > application userland, but that it is resulting in confusion. > > > >The shutdown command doesn't seem to work. I get a complaint from RPC > > > >RPC: Program not registered. > > > >Then it apparently su's to root, switches to single user mode. If I > >then try again to shutdown, I get a different complaint from RPC > > > >RPC: Rpcbind failure -- RPC: Unable to receive > > > >and the command eventually seems to give up. > _______________________________________________ gnusol-users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.sonic.net/mailman/listinfo/gnusol-users
