Hi,
could you please add code tags around the actual perl code? thanks.

Could be numerous reasons...
hmmm, does /vob/ios/sys/obj-ppc-c3750 exist? 
if ( -d '/vob/ios/sys/obj-ppc-c3750') {
    chdir("/vob/ios/sys/obj-ppc-c3750");
}
else {
    print "/vob/ios/sys/obj-ppc-c3750 does not exist\n";
}

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You don't need all those chomps either. They are only necessary if the string contains a newline in the end - not the case for $ARGV[0] or for the other assignments.

you create and print $path, then you chdir to somewhere else. Is that intended? What is $path good for then?

Regards,
svenXY

In reply to Re: chdir not working by svenXY
in thread chdir not working by amitrajvarma

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