On Thu, Dec 02, 2010 at 07:39:52AM -0500, Andrew C Burnette wrote:
> root (old history, but still valid) needs a shell that's statically
> built (e.g. no linked libraries). In case a library disappears or in the
> default *nix/*bsd distro the /usr partition doesn't mount, you can still
> log in and
root (old history, but still valid) needs a shell that's statically
built (e.g. no linked libraries). In case a library disappears or in the
default *nix/*bsd distro the /usr partition doesn't mount, you can still
log in and attempt a repair.
As mentioned, add in another account manually, with you
Hi Adam,
first thanks for your long and comprehensive answer. Sorry for not providing
this information in the first place as I did not think it makes any difference
but I'm using the embedded version with NanoBSD.
On Thu, Dec 02, 2010 at 01:16:09AM -0600, Adam Thompson wrote:
> /etc/rc.initial, l
/etc/rc.initial, line 114 (on my build, anyway). For whatever reason,
choosing option 8 invokes tcsh(1) directly. Presumably you could change
this, but I don't know what else this could break... *probably* nothing
except future updates, or more likely you'd have to re-change the file
after ev
