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Kent Fredric wrote: |
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> The Last time i had one of those problems I cracked out an old binpkg |
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> I had lying around ( a lesson I learned a while back on freebsd when i |
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> had make,gcc and tar ALL break due to a common lib dying : moral of |
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> the story: always have static copies of tar/make/bz2 in binpkgs :| ) |
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> I know its a nasty solution, but in times of desperation, a manual |
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> untarring of a binpkg into the right place will save you much anguish. |
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> I've not read of any other way to save that problem, other than |
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> hacking up a recent "snapshot" and copying the files into place. |
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> I'm sure theres a better answer than this, but I've yet to see it. |
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Thanks for the reply. |
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Yes, I keep this solutions as my last resort before full reinstall. I |
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just didn't want to take rash course of action before asking for advice |
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here. |
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Best regards, |
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Daniel |
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