done beating my head against the desk need some help please

[defsrg]

ok heres where i stand:
turbonet card set up with an ip address, can connect the directivo with teraterm and the units ip address as well as ping it from command prompt.sent the tserver_mfs5 and NowShowing file to my /var/hack directory via Cuteftp in binary code.chmod 777 both files. when i go to run ./tserver_mfs5 through teraterm i get " ./tserver_mfs5 command not found, the bash prompt,command not found and of course when i try to connect using tytool i get ERROR: failed to connect, what did i miss??
and ps i did mount -o remount,rw / so that it was read and write and not just read only. thanx

[defsrg]

cancel that, removed the files and reloaded them and it worked, dont ask me why did everything the same,i think, lol.on to extracting woo hoo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[BubbleLamp]

OK, so please do us and yourself a favor and the next time you are about to post a question, wait 30 minutes. It seems you've worked out most of your problems on your own in that amount of time. Trust me you'll learn more, and you'll get less of this type of reply.

Just think of it as your mom telling you not to go swimming right after you eat. :D

[defsrg]

yeahhhh i know, jeeez ma do i have to lol

[laserfan]

Originally posted by BubbleLamp
OK, so please do us and yourself a favor and the next time you are about to post a question, wait 30 minutes...I believe it is a new Murphy's Law that "You always realize what you've done wrong right AFTER you hit the 'Send' key for the email or post." Or maybe there's something about exposing your problem to the outside world that causes you instantly to "think different" about it. I think I'm a careful person myself but have been caught more than once by this one I'm afraid... :rolleyes:

[defsrg]

thanx laser appreciate that!!! i ve come to the conclusion its because i took 5 minutes to write the post then came back to it, now before i post i walk away for a few then come back to it sometimes it helps sometimes it doesn't.