On Sun, 30 Jul 2000
C0DEMASTR@aol.com wrote:
changeroot should work. Just make /graphics your root directory. Then,
/graphics/bin will be /bin, etc.
I believe the command would be:
changeroot /graphics
However, I'm not at my Linux machine, and I have aliases to hard-to-
remember commands all over my shell, so changeroot might not be the right
command name. YMMV.
> Hey everyone.
>
> This is zach and I really need help because my computer is majorly hosed
> right now. I decided to move some images from my root directory to my images
> directory and I used the command 'mv * /graphics' So now as you can imagine I
> am in the console blind. I have no ls, cp, mv, mount, dir, or anything useful
> except I am in BASH. Does anyone know how I can regain control of my system?
>
> What I have tried so far: I can cd into /graphics/bin where it got moved
> to and BASH says stuff like ls is not a directory when I try to cd to it, but
> I cannot run anything.
>
> If anyone could please help me tonight I will be very grateful.
>
> -Zach
>
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