Package: bash Version: 4.0.6 I am really uncertain of who to contact or where to start on this one. The problem seems to be with the PATH variable, which was, I think, wiped out by an install script. All of my non-user users (if you know what I mean, i.e. nobody, root and so on) cannot get at important packages. For example, at startup, I get "cannot execute /etc/init.d/rcS". So the start up scripts to launch the console don't work. Then, of course, I cannot launch X11, as it says that xinit cannot find the files in /etx/X11 and so on. I think that I am going to have to rebuild permissions and path by hand, but I really, really meed some help on where to go. If I log in as a user normal console programmes in /usr/bin and the like still run.
I am using the powerpc version of sid on an ibook. Sorry that I can't provide more version information. I am using another machine as mine is, as I say, completely unusable. Help! Adam Bartley
