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Chroot Probelm
I think your problem is that initially you were not allowed to do it, but when you did "sudo sh" you created a new shell but I don't think any of the path information was passed along. You should simply do "su -" (that is the same command above without a user) and that will prompt you for your root password and you will then be in as root.
Chroot Probelm
Reason I say this is that "chroot: /bin/bash: No such file or directory" is referring to the command "chroot" it can't find it cuz there probably is no path variable set. Actually, it's chroot saying that /bin/bash cannot be found. If it was bash, the line would start with "bash" and not "chroot". :) The reason this is occurring is because chroot is using /jail as the / directory. Well, since no command is specified, chroot attempts to load up a shell. Namely, /bin/bash. If there's no /jail/bin/bash then chroot spits out the error seen here. |
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