I just update from 6.1 to 6.2.1 (new installation ) ( non-cormercial ) and I
try to run some command in the terminal and it’s not working! got any idea ?
exemple of the command : portmap, nfsd, mkifs
The response is : /bin/sh portmap : not found
I have install all the package that come with the CD. Did I mist something?
I also try to run a program that I made : MakeImage and got the same
response even if I’m in the right directory.
But if I right /embed/MakeImage, it work.
Do I have to create those path somewhere?
P.S. Everything was working fine on QNX 6.1 but I’t wasn’t me the setup the
PC
I just update from 6.1 to 6.2.1 (new installation ) ( non-cormercial ) and I
try to run some command in the terminal and it’s not working! got any idea ?
exemple of the command : portmap, nfsd, mkifs
The response is : /bin/sh portmap : not found
I have install all the package that come with the CD. Did I mist something?
I also try to run a program that I made : MakeImage and got the same
response even if I’m in the right directory.
But if I right /embed/MakeImage, it work.
Do I have to create those path somewhere?
P.S. Everything was working fine on QNX 6.1 but I’t wasn’t me the setup the
PC
I just update from 6.1 to 6.2.1 (new installation ) ( non-cormercial )
and I
try to run some command in the terminal and it’s not working! got any
idea ?
exemple of the command : portmap, nfsd, mkifs
The response is : /bin/sh portmap : not found
I have install all the package that come with the CD. Did I mist
something?
I also try to run a program that I made : MakeImage and got the same
response even if I’m in the right directory.
But if I right /embed/MakeImage, it work.
Do I have to create those path somewhere?
P.S. Everything was working fine on QNX 6.1 but I’t wasn’t me the setup
the
PC
I do not know if NC has the same features as the commercial one. I am
still using 6.2.0.
Back to your problem:
If you can not execute portmap, maybe it is missing. You can check for
files with the following command:
e.g.
find / -name portmap
That will get you a list where this program exists.
if you want to execute a program in your current directory you may have to
add the path “./” into the profile file. Was not needed in version 6.2.0
but in QNX4.25 it was neccesary.
I do not know if NC has the same features as the commercial one. I am
still using 6.2.0.
Back to your problem:
If you can not execute portmap, maybe it is missing. You can check for
files with the following command:
e.g.
find / -name portmap
That will get you a list where this program exists.
if you want to execute a program in your current directory you may have to
add the path “./” into the profile file. Was not needed in version 6.2.0
but in QNX4.25 it was neccesary.