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Originally Posted by debernardis View Post
Editing the PATH variable in shell - does it work?
Well, if you can tell me which one is the right one I could... let me explain better...

(to be complete...using "echo $PATH" at the N800 X terminal I get... "/usr/bin:/bin")

While... using "echo $PATH" at the chroot Debian terminal I get a much longer list of variable. However, if I go and look at these files:

/etc/environment (which was originally as 100% empty)
/etc/profile
/etc/bashrc
/root/.profile
/root/.bashrc

None reflects the exact same paths that I saw at "echo $PATH" at chroot terminal... and even if the final path was a combination of all, some paths seen would be still missing and coming from somewhere else.

Honestly, I edited /etc/environment and /etc/profile with my paths and none seams to work.

For me the environment paths (at Easy Debian) must are stored somewhere else. Any ideas?