On Thursday 13 March 2003 23:41 pm, you wrote:
> Okay, guys, bear with me (I'm sure I sound like a total newbie, but hey,
> I'm new to the world of Linux, so cut me some slack. ;-) )
>
> Anyway, I got my code to (finally) compile cleanly. However, when I try to
> run the startup script (by entering the /area directory and typing "startup
> &") all I get is: "bash: startup: command not found". Now, I'm not positive
> what this means...I checked the startup script and it seems to be
> executable, but it's just not flying.
No, it's not like dos. Run scripts with './' at the beginning. So you want to
type "./startup &' It may look a little weird, but it's more practical.
Distringuishes between command and script/binary
If that dosen't work, try just copying the rom binary into your areas
directory and running it from there. ('./rom &') You can leave off the
ampersand if you want to see the output ROM gives you through stderr.
>
You mean Red Hat Linux 8.0? There's a huge difference between the vendor's
version number and the actual kernel version. You're probably using Linux
kernel version 2.4
> Oh, and I'm running Linux 8.0, in case that helps.
>
> Thanks!
> UD
>
I hope that helps :)
>
>
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