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From: Chris <chris@cajal.uoregon.edu>
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Subject: SU command 2.2.7
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just installed 2.2.7 (reformated my 2.2.6 drive and put 2.2.7 on)
any way my 'su' command won't work in my regular account.  'su' works in 
root but that doesn't help me a whole lot.
when i run 'su' it just sits there and if I wait long enough i get the 
message:

myname /kernel:pid 475(su), uid0:exited on signal 11 Segmentation fault

any one ever seen this?

-Chris

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