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> I have a problem with a probably a bit broken PSK installation - due to 
> ...
> 
> I cannot get rid of one quirk:
> When I type wd /bin I get
> ?(sh) - "/bin" too many compnonents in pathname (OS/naming server)
This almost certainly means that somewhere along the line (maybe even before
the intallation of the PSK, you got your links screwed up.  The /bin object
is a variant link that points to either /bsd4.3/bin or /sys5.3/bin, depending
on the value of SYSTYPE (/bin --> "$(SYSTYPE)/bin").  You may have /bsd4.3/bin
pointing to itself, for instance (or back to /bin).  You'll get the same
effect, however, if you delete your SYSTYPE variable.

> Also, during install++ I get two or three messages that tell:
> 
> Warning: not updating /bsd4.3 cannot install through links
This might indicate that /bsd4.3 was installed as a link to some other machine
when you first loaded it, and that somewhere along the line, that machine name 
is now the to-be-installed-machine's name


-- jt --
John Thompson
Senior Engineer / Sys-Admin
Honeywell, SSEC
Plymouth, MN  55441
thompson@pan.ssec.honeywell.com

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