You probably need to update your path.  The default doesn't usually
include /usr/games or /usr/X11R6/...

On Tue, 29 Apr 1997, Tobias Beal wrote:

> Hi everyone-
> I could benefit from an expert's insight on this one...  I've got an
> "almost" running system with a couple of glitches.  My machine is a
> IIci-  I've installed the 121 distribution (most, anyway) on a spare 80
> meg drive to try to make the transition over from Linux.  Like I said,
> the system runs for the most part (it's a IIci using a Quantum 80 HD). 
> Each time I boot, I get the message "mode sense (4) returned nonsense; 
> using fictitious geometry."  The system seems to run fine for the most
> part-  all of the system binaries work fine-  everything else _seems_ to
> be there but acts like it's not (i.e. games, x, etc...).  All the files
> seem to be there, but I get "command not found" anytime I try to run
> anything.
> I admit in advance that I've probably made some stupid oversight in
> creating the filesystem or formatting the drive or something like that,
> but I've tried things a few different ways and the problem is not
> jumping out at me.  Any opinions on this one would be greatly
> appreciated!  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Tobias
> 

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