Do you have different users for your normal and chroot environments? The next
thing to check is the permissions on the /etc directory - does it have the 'x'
bit set so you can see what's in that directory? Remember that chroot does not
switch the entire system - libraries loaded continue to run (and other software
like the kernel itself and the original init) but all running software will
invoke the new libraries when they need to load a module. It's a pretty messy
environment. :) You just substitute the old root directory for a new one - in
fact when you exit that environment you're back to the original.
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