So I ran /usr/bin/lsattr `echo $PATH | tr ':' ' '` | grep i--

and got back: /usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /sbin/kallsyms
/usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /sbin/ksyms
/usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /sbin/lsmod.modutils
/usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /sbin/modprobe.modutils
/usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /sbin/mount.ntfs-fuse
/usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /sbin/rmmod.modutils
/usr/bin/lsattr: No such file or directory While reading flags on /bin/lsmod.modutils


Can someone help me analyze this? Thank you for your help.

What info do u need?
About how the command works or what its doing ?

U are trying to search for imutable files [files with i bit set ]
and there are no files with "i" attribute.

The error may be due to some broken links or no-read permission.

Thank you for your reply. Yes, I was looking for imutable files, but was expecting to get nothing back. I was confused by the error.