> From: Dave <wcdi@cybercom.net>
> remember when I just couldn't autorun cause I kept getting command not
> found? Well to solve that I ended up using bin/circle 4000 &..and it
> worked, and I didn't see any error messages. However, when I try to use
the
> utils now, (and I have read the utils.doc for circle2....)I get command
not
> found again.
The solution for this is the same as the colution for the autorun
problem. In some operatins systems, the current directory " . "
is not in the path by default. What this means is that you will
have to type "./<filename>" to run the executable. For example:
./autorun &
./configure
./automaint
./purgeplay
The " ./ " means "in the current directory".
-Brian
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