I edited my rc.devices file by adding a line, and now the machine will not
boot up. When I reboot in F5 safemode, the drive is mounted on /fs and I
can cd into it and then go to the actual hard drive, etc/rc.d, but the
files in this directory are not the ones that I edited. vi doesn’t work
either because it says there is no /tmp directory, and I cannot create a
/tmp directory.
Any ideas on how I can find my actual rc.devices file and remove my one
line error?
Thanks,
John Wells
I have had the same problem but with /etc/system/enum/include/net. I am sure
it has an easy solution but I couldn’t work it out and just reinstalled.
Anyone have any ideas?
Poseidon
look at pkgctl ( use pkgctl ) and pay attention to the -r option
Previously, John Wells wrote in qdn.public.qnxrtp.newuser:
{ I edited my rc.devices file by adding a line, and now the machine will not
{ boot up. When I reboot in F5 safemode, the drive is mounted on /fs and I
{ can cd into it and then go to the actual hard drive, etc/rc.d, but the
{ files in this directory are not the ones that I edited. vi doesn’t work
{ either because it says there is no /tmp directory, and I cannot create a
{ /tmp directory.
{
{ Any ideas on how I can find my actual rc.devices file and remove my one
{ line error?
{
{
{ Thanks,
{
{ John Wells
{
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