On Wed, Mar 22, 2000 at 03:59:03PM -0500, Karthik Vishwanath wrote:
> I think the problem was that I had a vi present in /bin/vi. So I moved
> that to /bin/vi.old and now I have a vi in /usr/bin that is a link to
> vim. But on runnig vi I get this msg: "bash: /bin/vi: No such file or
> directory". What does this mean?
Did you actually make a link in /bin? you say /usr/bin, but the
system is reacting like you made a /bin/vi link that doesn't
point to anything. I would try doing this
rm -f /bin/vi
ln -s $(which vim) /bin/vi
and then invoking vi..
or add a line
alias vi='vim'
to your .bash_profile and .bashrc
have fun,
greg
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