From: alvar@ganymede.co.uk (Alvar Bray) Subject: Re: PS not working Date: 2 Sep 1993 09:24:46 GMT
In article hac@msuinfo.cl.msu.edu, bilan@cps.msu.edu (Thomas J Bilan) writes:
>I can't get 'ps' to work. When I go to run it I get:
>
>Make sure that a directory /proc exists, then include the following
>line in your /etc/fstab file:
>/proc /proc proc defaults
>Then next time you boot, ps should work. In the meantime do:
>mount /proc /proc -t procps.c:/proc/uptime: No such file or directory
I take it it is clear there are two messages here:
The first -
Then next time you boot, ps should work. In the meantime do:
mount /proc /proc -t proc
and a rather confusing error message because /proc isnt mounted -
ps.c:/proc/uptime: No such file or directory
I have SLS 1.03 with linux 0.99pl12 and on my system the cmd line mount
works fine. I fact I find it better to do the mount in /etc/rc as
mount -a -nonfs <<< or something similar, I cant remember the exact flags
This mount everything except nfs mount filesystems which cant be mounted
as the daemons havn't been started yet.
(I hope this isn't too trivial to bother posting but this is my first posting so
I might as well start with something simple - now I need a sig file)