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From: jc@minya.UUCP (John Chambers)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Re: help with missing lost+found!
Message-ID: <120@minya.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 20-Aug-87 20:34:33 EDT
Article-I.D.: minya.120
Posted: Thu Aug 20 20:34:33 1987
Date-Received: Sat, 22-Aug-87 14:20:37 EDT
References: <180@LOGICON.LOGICON.UUCP> <142700014@tiger.UUCP> <330@sering.cwi.nl>
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Summary: I DID rtfm!

In article <330@sering.cwi.nl>, fmr@cwi.nl (Frank Rahmani) writes:
> In article <142700014@tiger.UUCP>, rjd@tiger.UUCP writes:
> > > (BESIDES running mkfs) to recreate an accidentally deleted lost+found
> >    Why not?  Mkdir() works on my machine....   What kind of machine are
> > you on?
> So what's wrong with
> mklost+found(8)??
> Rtfm!

Well, I checked again, and sure enough, tfm on this machine doesn't have
an entry for mklost+found, in (8) or anywhere else.  Furthermore, find(1)
can find only one thing by that name: /usr/jc/sh/mklost+found, and I wrote
that one myself a couple months back when I discovered that there wasn't
one in the system.

Before you go insulting people's intelligence, maybe you should think that
not all of them are running on the same release as you, and they just might
not have all the tools in your library.

If anyone wants a copy, I'd be glad to send it to them.  But it's more fun
to write it yourself.  If you are a shell wizard, you'll just type it in
and not have much fun; if you are less experienced, it is a good learning
experience.  BTW, I wonder if my script would work on a Berserkeley system?

-- 
	John Chambers <{adelie,ima,maynard}!minya!{jc,root}> (617/484-6393)