On Wed, Feb 16, 2000 at 16:00:06 -0800, Michael Kevin O'Brien wrote:
> I'm not saying removing libc6 was a smart idea. I want to know what to do
> to get my machine back? I've got a boot floppy that I'm hoping works (it's
> at home and I'm at work as I type this). Assuming I can boot the machine,
> is it possible to recover to a point where I can install the latest
> version of libc6???
Assuming the .deb of libc6 is still on your system (in
/var/cache/apt/archives/), you might try booting from your rescue disk,
switch to VC2 where you have a shell, mount your regular filesystem(s) under
/mnt and try something like
dpkg-deb --x /mnt/var/cache/apt/archives/libc6*deb /mnt
ldconfig -r /mnt
and then try booting to it. If it works, install the .deb again, this time
using dpkg, so that your package database becomes consistent again.
HTH,
Ray
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