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On Wed, 23 Jul 2003 sedwards@qrwsoftware.com wrote:

>
> I get the same Segmentation fault when I try to run dmesg.  I'm using the
> bash shell.  Oddly enough I can run sh though.  Another odd thing if I try
> to use cat with bash I get:
>
> -bash: cat: command not found
>
> but I get this if I run cat from sh:
>
> cat: no such device or address
>
> Thanks
>   -Scott
>
>

Try

cd /
echo *

Rgds

Rus