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> For an FYI and for Google searches: |
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> I was able to fix the broken /dev in Gentoo by booting with the install |
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> CD, and mounting my root partition under /mnt/gentoo. I then did the |
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> following: |
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> cd / |
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> tar -zcvpf /mnt/gentoo/tmp/dev.tar.gz dev/ |
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> cd /mnt/gentoo |
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> tar -zxvpf tmp/dev.tar.gz |
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> cd / |
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> umount /mnt/gentoo |
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> reboot |
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> Jim |
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that should not have been necessary. my grey hairs are telling me you'll |
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encounter other problems down the road.... is udev enabled in the kernel? |
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