Make sure you have a copy of ROM in the area directory. (from src, ../area) Make sure you have a copy of rom in your src directory. (from src, ./) . There IS a bin directory. It's at cd /bin If you notice, Linux (Unix) isn't like Windows. There are no drive letters. the preceding / bin means that it's at the lowest level possible. It might even be called 'root' level. where you're typically at... is your /home space. You can enter the root directory of your home space by typing "cd". I'm not sure what else to tell you... except that there IS a bin directory. The ../area problem was that it's in another folder, you said? try "cp startup.bak ../" then go back to your src dir, and ./startup.bak &
Good luck, friend. Mark _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
