In message <19990316231757.64833@fundy.ca>, David Maxwell writes:
>3. The single user /bin/sh argument
>/bin/sh is the default shell in single user mode (or, the suggested
>shell at least) likely because singleuser mode is meant for performing
>low-level system maintainence. The system is running in a limited
>fashion, and /bin/sh makes very few assumptions about what may be available.

Does it really make any fewer than csh?

-s