Am 09.04.2013 15:21, schrieb Tim:
Allegedly, on or about 09 April 2013, Reindl Harald sent:
> and you even refuse to understand that the dracut shell may be
> very special depending on why you landed there and maybe you
> write tthe output to the temporary initramfs
>
> PERIOD: you should ALWAYS know where you are save files and
> not rely on wonders and magic which may surprise you
It's about fucking time you learnt to stop being an asshole every time
you write a reply. Quite frankly, I've had it with being nice to you,
you're going to get foul language from me, from now on, any time that
you deserve it. I've put up with it far too much, so has everyone else,
yet you carry on despite it being brought to your attention on several
occasions.
what is your problem?
you have no idea how it sounds if i am an asshole
It's dead easy to find out where you currently are. The pwd
command
shows you that, if you have to ask.
FOR YOU
FOR ME
NOT FOR THE AVERAGE USER
There's nothing unusual about the tilde representing the
logon's
homespace, it's a very old technique. You're also going to find out,
quite quickly, when you're in an environment that doesn't use the tilde
in the usual way, as you're going to get an error.
YES BUT WE SPEAK ABOUT A DRACUT-RESCUE SHELL AND NOT THE
NORMAL FILESYSTEM
As directions over a mailing list go, it's going to be far more
predictable to tell someone to do something like
cp /etc/filename ~/
YES BUT WE SPEAK ABOUT A DRACUT-RESCUE SHELL AND NOT THE
NORMAL FILESYSTEM
And have it do what you expect it to do, than try to explain to
someone
about typing "the full /home/username filepath, replacing 'username'
with your actual username." Hell, I've just demonstrated that with a
sentence versus two characters
YES BUT WE SPEAK ABOUT A DRACUT-RESCUE SHELL AND NOT THE
NORMAL FILESYSTEM