by My /bin and /usr/bin directories share the following executables:
basename csplit expand last
cat cut expr ln
chgrp date false logname
chmod dd fdisk nohup
chown df fold touch
cmp dirname head true
comm du install uptime
cp env join wall
Those in /bin are "68K Blit (standalone) executable" while those in /usr/bin
are "Linux/i386 executable," as reported by file(1). Since I currently have a
single partition for both / and /usr, is there any reason to maintain two
copies of each of these programs?
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Andy Piziali |
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