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Title: Where /usr/sbin.rom Is
Post by: Lancillotto on November 11, 2005, 12:12:45 pm
We have successfully installed OZ -3.5.4-rc on a sl-c3100, we DON'T have in our filesystem the /usr/sbin.rom folder... so we cannot run much of system services, some help?
Thanks in advance.
Title: Where /usr/sbin.rom Is
Post by: lardman on November 12, 2005, 05:30:28 am
Try /usr/sbin/


Si
Title: Where /usr/sbin.rom Is
Post by: Lancillotto on November 14, 2005, 03:31:25 am
The directory you mentioned here exists, but some file links, such inetd, point to a file in not existent /usr/sbin.rom directory.

Also, the /usr/sbin.rom exists in the original Zaurus OS.

Thank you.
Title: Where /usr/sbin.rom Is
Post by: lardman on November 14, 2005, 05:32:47 am
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Also, the /usr/sbin.rom exists in the original Zaurus OS.

Because with the original Sharp 'ROM' / is not writeable, with OZ it is, which means there's no need for the symlink spaghetti.

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but some file links, such inetd, point to a file in not existent /usr/sbin.rom directory.

Where did you install this version of inetd from? This should not happen with anything from OpenZaurus.


Si
Title: Where /usr/sbin.rom Is
Post by: Lancillotto on November 14, 2005, 05:36:35 am
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Also, the /usr/sbin.rom exists in the original Zaurus OS.

Because with the original Sharp 'ROM' / is not writeable, with OZ it is, which means there's no need for the symlink spaghetti.

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but some file links, such inetd, point to a file in not existent /usr/sbin.rom directory.

Where did you install this version of inetd from? This should not happen with anything from OpenZaurus.


Si
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I haven't manually installed inetd on my OZ. I supposed it was already present on the system, but at this time only symlinks exists, but not the true inetd executable.

How can I solve this problem?

Edit : at this time the real problem is that I cannot make a network link via telnet with my desktop PC because I cannot find on my Zaurus the INETD executable!
Title: Where /usr/sbin.rom Is
Post by: lardman on November 15, 2005, 05:32:07 am
You'll probably find that inetd is provided by busybox, therefore there will be a symlink from inetd -> busybox.


Si