Thanks all,
After running updatedb a second time it got rid of the strange dir.
Now I can fdisk using /sbib/fdisk.
Clyton Stapleton
On Monday 04 November 2002 08:00 pm, Bill Jonas wrote:
> You might try specifying the full path to fdisk, e.g. "/sbin/fdisk", in
> that command line.
>
> It sounds to me as though the possibility exists that the installation
> is somewhat borked. Out of curiosity, might the disk be old and
> failing? You might try running badblocks(8) on it. (If you need a
> path, it should be in /sbin.)
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