Article:		Unix for the Rest of Us
Subject:		kmodstat?
Date:		2003-04-04 10:34:43
From:		anonymous2
I have a Mac OS 10.2.4 and I'm trying to learn Unix with my Terminal, My question is why is it that when I use the commands such as "sudo kmodstat" I get the relpy command not found? I'm very aware of spacing and spelling, yet on alot of commands from my Terminal I get these replies? Help! I just purchased "Learning the Unix Operating System 5th Ed" I hope to get started on the right path.

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• kmodstat?
  2003-04-04 12:31:41  peterf@mac.com [View]
  
  
  Try
  locate kmodstat
  
  However, I don't have that command on my 10.2.4 system either.
  "Deprecated: Mac OS X < 10.2.x"
  (see http://www.hmug.org/man/8/kmodstat.html)
  
  However, if you are not able to find other commands, be sure that the PATH environment variable includes the path to the command you are interested in
  
  try
  
  setenv
  (to see existing env vars)
  and
  
  man setenv
  (unfortunately, this dumps you into 'man tcsh' and you have to scroll or search to find the setenv description:
  
  setenv [name [value]]
  Without arguments, prints the names and values of
  all environment variables. Given name, sets the
  environment variable name to value or, without
  value, to the null string.
  
  so
  
  setenv PATH /path/to/kmodstat:$PATH
  
  Good Luck!
  
  Peter
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  Peter Fraterdeus
  www.semiotx.com
  www.fraterdeus.com
  Galena, Illinois
• kmodstat?
  2003-05-14 17:49:40  anonymous2 [View]
  
  
  Or more simply, 'kmodstat' has been replaced by 'kextstat'.
  
  Alan Baker
  bakerMEDIA
  Vancouver, British Columbia