>>>>> Good point! I need to check this! Why woud it *not* be 755 or >>>>> whatever executable profile? > >Perms are 555. > >> There is a difference between /bin/sh and /sbin/sh. >> >> /bin/sh is really /usr/bin/sh. It cannot be used until /usr is mounted. > >But ... my /usr/sbin/sh (on OS, not on S10) is a symlink to ../../sbin/sh ...
Doesn't matter; if you /usr is not mounted then there's no symlink to follow. Casper
