> Well, since we still have no idea what you actually did to your
> system, there's no way we can give exact directions for repairing it.
> Is /usr/bin/make present at all? If not, you'll have to reinstall it
> *somehow*, and the same for other missing executables.
i was in /usr an accidentally t
Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > That depends on what you did. If they're completely gone, you'll need
> > to get them back; backups are the traditional way of fixing this. In
> > the worst case, a complete base system reinstall (possibly updating
> > from source, if you have enough of you
> That depends on what you did. If they're completely gone, you'll need
> to get them back; backups are the traditional way of fixing this. In
> the worst case, a complete base system reinstall (possibly updating
> from source, if you have enough of your system left to do that) will
> fix it up.
Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> i was clearing out some files in /usr and accidentally did something and now
> command such as: clear, make, whereis no longer work ... how can i get them
> back to working ?
That depends on what you did. If they're completely gone, you'll need
to get them
i was clearing out some files in /usr and accidentally did something and now
command such as: clear, make, whereis no longer work ... how can i get them
back to working ?
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Shinjii
http://www.shinji.nq.nu
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