On 08/18/2009 10:59 PM, stranger in black..... wrote:
> the second chroot is a folder inside my home folder......

I guess when you do a chroot, the new root directory should be a valid 
linux directory tree. It's perhaps trying to execute the default shell 
(bash) inside the 'bin' directory of the new root directory - i.e. 
~/chroot/bin/bash which doesn't exist.

Syam

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