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|    J.O. Aho to Anthony.Youngman@eca-international.    |
|    Re: Gentoo trashed after emerge ...    |
|    13 May 08 19:43:35    |
      5d9c2fff       From: user@example.net              Anthony.Youngman@eca-international.com wrote:       > My fault (partly... :-)       >       > Emerge wouldn't emerge - blocking apps. So I did an "emerge -C" (can't       > remember the package - sys-apps/something ...!) and assumed that an       > emerge world would put it back. Bad assumption, I think ...              If I recall it right, among those applications you have system important       stuff, I suggest that you take a look at emerge.log and see which       package you did remove.                     > So now my system boots fine, but keeps on asking for me to run /sbin/       > depscan.sh (which doesn't appear to do anything). I also keep getting       > the message "dependency information missing". Shutdown doesn't work,       > and my network has disappeared ... I get the impression /etc/inet.d or       > rc.d has been trashed :-(       >       > What do I do? Is there any option I can run to emerge or portage that       > will rebuild the system from what I've got on disk?              One way would be to copy those files missing from the tarball that you       installed gentoo from (do not apply the tarball directly on your system       as you will make other kind of damage that way), then you should have       what you need to emerge the current version.                     --               //Aho              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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