using rootcopy to keep the change file to a minimum
Posted: 25 Oct 2017, 21:50
Sometime puting a file in rootcopy works fine, at other time it will bug. I try to use rootcopy to keep the change file to a minimum weight.
An example, pman -S error due to omission of \ at the end of line 116.
If I correct the pman script adding \ at the end of line 116 and insert the corrected file in rootcopy as:
/usr/local/bin/pman
booting into kde will be compromised.
Is this due to erasing the complete /usr/local/bin folder?
Thanks.
An example, pman -S error due to omission of \ at the end of line 116.
If I correct the pman script adding \ at the end of line 116 and insert the corrected file in rootcopy as:
/usr/local/bin/pman
booting into kde will be compromised.
Is this due to erasing the complete /usr/local/bin folder?
Thanks.