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From: tdtyl@hubcap.clemson.edu (theodore d taylor)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.aux
Subject: f77, sdb, and prof
Keywords: esch, fsck, f77, sdb, prof cml
Message-ID: <13264@hubcap.clemson.edu>
Date: 23 Feb 91 17:02:34 GMT
Organization: Clemson University, Clemson, SC
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    I am having trouble with my sdb, prof, and f77 
procedures.  I think that these procedures might have been 
corrupted, but I can't be sure.  I have checked my system 
with fsck (using the -n option) and found everything to be 
okay.  I have also used esch -b from the startup shell and 
everything seems fine.  The esch procedure, however, only 
checks the files necessary for a minimum unix system--those 
files listed in /etc/cml/initab2 (or something like this).  
The procedures f77 etc. are not listed in this file.  There 
is another file which is /etc/cml/otherfiles (I think) where 
these files are listed.  Could I get esch to check these 
files (listed in /etc/cml/otherfiles) by moving the original 
files into a temporary subdirectory, such as /etc/cml/temp 
and then copying /etc/cml/temp/otherfiles back to 
/etc/cml/initab2?  Do duplicates of the files listed in 
/etc/cml/otherfiles exist?   Thank you.
                        T. D. Taylor
                        Department of Ceramic Engineering
                        Clemson University
                        Clemson, South Carolina, USA