[wplug] Making a RedHat 9 bootdisk

John Harrold jmh17 at pitt.edu
Sun Jun 1 13:54:11 EDT 2003


Sometime in June Ed Stewart assaulted the keyboard and produced:

| Thanks Don. I did a google search before posting my question and found 
| just what you told me but the results are the same,here is what I get
| 
| [root at localhost stewart]# mkbootdisk --device /dev/fd1 2.4.20-0
| bash: mkbootdisk: command not found
| [root at localhost stewart]#
| 
| Got any idea what's wrong? Ed

possibly your path: mkbootdisk is installed in /sbin

$ which mkbootdisk
/sbin/mkbootdisk

by default this is not in your path. if you su'ed to root without the -,
then it wont be in your path either. 

ie  'su' vs 'su -'.

or it might not be installed. under redhat 9 it's in the mkbootdisk-1.5.1-1
package. if you're using an rpm based distro you can try

rpm -qa |grep mkbook


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