Re: [NTLK] this list/Newtonlink

Err... Before doing all those finds, try this:
$ which newtonlink

On 1/3/07, matthiasm <mm@matthiasm.com> wrote:
>
> I don't know where Newtonlink is installed, but you can use the
> "find" command to find it. First, after installing anything, type
> "rehash" (this will fail on Bash, but is essential on tcsh), then
> type "which newtonlink" to make sure that your shell does not find
> the app (it could be that it does find it, but it doesn't start,
> which is an entirely different matter).
>
> OK, so now we first need to find the program file itself: try "find ~
> -name newtonlink". Make sure that uppper/lower case is correct. This
> searches your whole home directory. If it is not there, replace the ~
> with /usr/bin, then /usr/local/bin, and then with /usr/sbin. If that
> still doesn't get you anything, you can search the whole machine by
> entering the path names of all mounted devices (you need to be root
> to do that).
>

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