Hi,
I built a CD with new linuxrc from Charles and found a problem using whitespace in PKGPATH:
This works: PKGPATH=/dev/fd0:msdos,/dev/cdrom:iso9660
This one fails with: " /dev/cdrom:iso9960 not found" PKGPATH=/dev/fd0:msdos, /dev/cdrom:iso9660
Note it's the whitespace before "/dev/cdrom".
It may cause some headache for users...
Charles, can you pls look into it?
Are you using the latest version of my /linuxrc script? If so, did the setting of IFS (IFS='<space><tab><cr>' near the top of the file) get corrupted when downloading/copying?
Processing of PKGPATH is done with IFS set to "$IFS," so any whitespace or commas should be ignored, as long as IFS is properly set (note this can be confusing, because if IFS is unset or null, the default is <space><tab><cr>, which is what I explicitly set it to).
I'm also confused as to why you'd ever see the particular error message you're reporting. The PKGPATH entries should be split at the colon before anything is done with them, so I could see an error about
" /dev/cdrom", but not about " /dev/cdrom:iso9660".
Please let me know exactly which /linuxrc file you're using...
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