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"To change your shell to bash (located in /opt/bin/bash after the install), you will have to create an /etc/shells file, and add the following lines" How exactly does one create this /etc/shells file? same as creating a directory (mkdir)? and then we just "add the following lines" to the putty terminal? [[User:superduperpre|superduperpre]] | "To change your shell to bash (located in /opt/bin/bash after the install), you will have to create an /etc/shells file, and add the following lines" How exactly does one create this /etc/shells file? same as creating a directory (mkdir)? and then we just "add the following lines" to the putty terminal? [[User:superduperpre|superduperpre]] | ||
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| + | I edited the page to include what I think is a link to the information which allows users to "create an /etc/shells file". Please correct if wrong. [[User:superduperpre|superduperpre]] | ||
Revision as of 02:51, 9 September 2009
This script method does not seem to account for accessing SSH via USB instead of EVDO or Wifi. I don't believe it sets up the firewall correctly to allow USB0. --SagaciousB
AND WHERE EXACTLY DO I TYPE THIS INTO? WHAT PROGRAM, IF IN CMD WINDOW, WHERE? - Srlake314
"To change your shell to bash (located in /opt/bin/bash after the install), you will have to create an /etc/shells file, and add the following lines" How exactly does one create this /etc/shells file? same as creating a directory (mkdir)? and then we just "add the following lines" to the putty terminal? superduperpre
I edited the page to include what I think is a link to the information which allows users to "create an /etc/shells file". Please correct if wrong. superduperpre