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From: andrew <andrew@woger.shoal.net.au>
To: kevin_eliuk@sunshine.net
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Subject: Re: FW: 2.1.7 Install Query
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Yeah, I got this while doing an upgrade. In my case I had files in 
/usr/bin and /sbin and /bin with the schg flag set.

ls -lo should tell you if the particular flags are set and man chflags to 
get an idea of how to get rid of them. I was also told to go to single 
user mode to remove them but I don't think I had to in this case.


> While downloading 2.1.7 I switched screens to scan the files downloading
> and while it was writing the files to usr/libexec it posted the message:
> 
> /stand/cpio: Remove current usr/libexec/ld.so: Operation not permitted
> 
> Is this something to be concerned about in the functioning of the OS or
> is its cotents the same as 2.1.6 .
> 
> If so how do I change the file and do I need the sources to compile 
> the correct file.

man chflags (also may have to go to single user mode) to change, i 
re-installed to make sure but i dunno how you'd go about it otherwise. 
someone else on the list probably [most likely!! :)] has a better idea 
than me.

> 
> Another curiosity I have is why the core team chosen not to place the 
> more updated version of the handbook with the ftp Release.
> 

err what updated version, and where can i get it?


> Thanx in advance,
no wuckers, hope it helps (and i hope i'm on the right track)
> 
> Kevin
> 
> 
Andrew Perry
andrew@shoal.net.au