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hello, i have been using some libraries for programming. i used to add the PATH variables in ~/.bashrc file (When i was using SuSE Linux Enterprize Server ) and it ...
  1. 03-16-2008 #1
    kamranhameed
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    issue regarding bashrc

    hello,

    i have been using some libraries for programming. i used to add the PATH variables in ~/.bashrc file (When i was using SuSE Linux Enterprize Server ) and it worked fine...

    Now i am using openSUSE. when i tried to add path in the bashrc file and applied the changes... it stoped recognizing my commands..... i-e after adding the paths in .bashrc file... when i did "ls" , or "pwd" (and any other command).. It gave me error "No Such Command".......


    Can any one tell wat is this and where i have to add the paths coz bashrc is not recognizing it.... this is very necessary........


    One more thing.. i tried /etc/profile as well.. when i rebooted... it didnt showed me my Gnome and KDE saying that profile is corrupted.... i had to go in the bash shelll to restore it... Can any one tell????
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    It looks like you are not editing files correctly. Could you post exact commands that you are adding in both files, here?
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