> > either.  I get complaints about read only filesystem (of course /) and
> > unfound "mount", "touch" and so on.  Apparently it tries to accessing
> > filesystems before properly mounting them.
> 
> oof.  That's what I get for making assumptions about the path...  I've
> just gone through and made all the paths absolute.
> 

i think these items for use during boot (esp. mount)
should appear in /sbin  to be useable before /usr is mounted.
(assuming seperate root and user partitions, as we should assume)
correct?


jim h

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