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- From: mbeckman@mbeckman.mbeckman.com (Mel Beckman)
- Newsgroups: comp.unix.aix
- Subject: ksh can't see script! Am I stupid or what?
- Date: Fri, 14 Aug 92 21:54:36 PST
- Organization: Beckman Software Engineering
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- Help! I'm installing the Andrew Tool Kit from CD and am stumped at a certain
- point. I have copied (untared) a script called ATKSETUP into a /tmp/scripts
- directory, and put /tmp/scripts: in my path. When I try to run ATKSETUP,
- though (by just typing its name) it says
-
- /bin/ksh: ATKSETUP: not found
-
- Yet I can SEE ATKSETUP in the directory. I can
-
- cd /tmp/scripts
-
- and type
-
- cat ATKSETUP
-
- and get a list of it, but when I type ATKSETUP by itself it
- says it's not found!
-
- An alternative install method given by Andrew is to run the install script
- straight from the cd. I have the cd fs mounted at a directory /cdrom, using
-
- mount -v -r cdrfs /dev/cd0 /cdrom
-
- and typing
-
- ls -l /cdrom
-
- gives a list of the CD's contents, one file of which is called, oddly, "atksetup."
- (lower case instead of upper, and ending in a period). However, I can't
- get this to run either.
-
- The really maddening thing is that I installed a different model 220 (and
- shipped it out) with the Andrew system and it worked flawsessly! Both 220's
- were pre-loaded, so all I did was apply some optional preloaded software
- and then jump right into the Andrew install.
-
- Argghghghgh!!!!
-
- I know it's something simple, but I just can't see it!
-
- -mel
-
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