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David O'Brien wrote:

> [/rescue] should be "/stand".  We have a long history of putting
> emergency, statically compiled programs there.


Hmmm... Just noticed that /stand can
easily break on an installed system, since it
relies on /bin/sh.  I wouldn't rely on
it _too_ heavily for system recovery.  ;-)

(During installation, /bin/sh is symlinked
to /stand/sh, but that symlink doesn't
exist on an installed system, for the
obvious reasons.)

Tim Kientzle