AFAIK, ELF requires that the filesystem implements mmap in some form so
you are probably using a version that doesn't. For a.out, I think it
depends on the a.out type. Some are demand pageable, others are not.
mmap support in the cifs vfs is in the current 2.5 kernel source but has
not been
Scripts run just fine, but binaries give me:
-bash: ./command: cannot
execute binary file along with modprobe: modprobe:
Can't locate module binfmt-464c in syslog
Forgot to copy he list on my earlier response.
Interesting question, I run executable files from mounted drives frequently
and
On Wed, 30 Oct 2002, Paul D. Robertson wrote:
the local machine as a CIFS filesystem. Here's my issue- I can't execute
a binary file if it's on the share. Doesn't mater if it's ELF or a.out
format, or if it's static or dynamic.
Scripts run just fine, but binaries give me: -bash:
On Thu, Oct 31, 2002 at 10:38:32AM -0600, Steven French wrote:
Scripts run just fine, but binaries give me:
-bash: ./command: cannot
execute binary file along with modprobe: modprobe:
Can't locate module binfmt-464c in syslog
Forgot to copy he list on my earlier response.
Hi,
(If this isn't the right venue, can someone please cluebat me off-list and
point me to the right place?)
I need to set up a server that allows chmod/chown stuff, so I'm using the
CIFS code. I've got a server set up using Samba 2.2.5, and it mounts from
the local machine as a CIFS
