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I see. This is not /bin but /root/bin ? |
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No - everything was moved out of /root to clean it up, and only binaries copied into /bin for now. See ghaerr/elks#2157 (comment). |
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Nano-X binaries are now copied to ELKS /bin, rather than /root.
Since nxstart is not in /bin, to start Nano-X use:
without having to run ./nxstart as before.
Partially fixes the appearance of a shell hang on exit from nxstart, as reported by @toncho11 in ghaerr/elks#2228 (comment). This turns out to be an issue with the shell having problems reading the terminal that was reset to RAW mode by nano-X. Typing ^C after exit will bring the prompt back.
This PR partially fixes the appeared hang on exit from nxstart - which will now work but only when nxstart is the last window to be closed in Nano-X. A long term fix will come later.