Minifridge

[heviarti at puresimplicity.net]

I already checked the fstab. I know my way around one fairly well once I'm in the OS. Remember, all my PC hardware and a good percentage of my RISC hardware is running Slackware. Other than the commercial offerings, I run OpenBSD on two of my Sparcs.   I'm used to beating my head on a keyboard, not pointee clickee. When I mounted /usr, the whole thing barfed and crashed. I think it may need something else running before I can mount /usr... Which is advfs, BTW.  Like I said, I ain't got uname, but even worse I have no passwd and no paginator (you know, more?).  Only thing worse was the time I tried  upgrading glibc on Harvey..  or maybe it was BlackOps.   All I had was ls and halt. 
 Sucked. 
-----Original Message-----

From:  Alan Young <ayoung at teleport.com>
Subj:  Re: Minifridge
Date:  Sun Aug 22, 2010 15:14
Size:  569 bytes
To:  Linux on Alpha processors <axp-list at redhat.com>

Maciej W. Rozycki wrote:
> On Sun, 22 Aug 2010, heviarti at puresimplicity.net wrote:
>
>   
>>   Well, I'm in. Don't know why -fl s worked now but not before.  It's a 
>> UNIX, but I'm not sure which. There's no uname in single user mode. 
>> Neither is there passwd, vi, or even a paginator. I'll worry about that 
>> on the other list.
>>     
>
>  So what does e.g.:
>
> # mount
>
> say?  Or:
>
> # cat /etc/fstab
Or uname -a ?


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