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 chroot

 SYNTAX

           /etc/chroot  newroot  command

 FUNCTION

           chroot causes the command and the environment 

           of the command to be relative to the newroot.

           chroot is restricted to the superuser.

 Assume that the file system has the above form:

                            /

                            |

          ------------------------------------

          |          |            |          |

          |          |            |          |

         lib        bin          etc        usr

                                             |

                                  ----------------------

                                  |          |         |

                                 cti       miked      yori

                                  |

                      ------------------------

                      |           |          |

                      842        843        851

 Let us see the effect of using chroot by

 entering the command chroot /usr/cti ls

 $PROMPT$

 That is correct!

 You've got it on the 2nd try.

 Good, you understand the concept.

 Please type chroot /usr/cti ls

 Please type chroot /usr/cti ls

 You will be helped this time!

 $PROMPT$

FORGET1

 chroot /usr/cti ls         

 Observe the result on the terminal!

 842    843     851

 $PROMPT$

 Think about the result ...

 It is a short listing of the files in the directory /usr/cti.

 Note however, the PATH must be set so the command ls

 can be found with respect to the newroot.