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On Saturday 01 April 2006 19:22, Jeremy Olexa wrote: |
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> Peter Kelly wrote: |
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> > Now, it shows that every service is [broken], but the advice to remove |
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> > the broken service using rc-update -d (service) and add it in again does |
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> > nothing. Everything is still [broken]. |
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> > Anyone seen this, and have an idea how to fix it? |
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> Hmm, I had this happen once to me before...every single link in |
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> /etc/runlevels was broken. System still booted though? |
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System boots fine. I'm still finding a couple issues after the deaths of the |
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hard drive and motherboard, but pretty minor stuff, like this. |
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> After re-reading your post are you saying the sym links are broken in |
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> /etc/runlevels or just in the output of rc-status? |
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I only see the [broken] message when I use `rc-status -s`. |
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If I just type 'rc-status', I get a correct response for the default runlevel. |
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The only reason I even know this is a problem is because of a typo. I meant |
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to run rc-update -s, and typed rc-status -s by mistake. |
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But now that I *know* there is an issue, I really want to fix it. |
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Thanks. |
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Peter |
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There *__is* no such thing as a civil engineer. |
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