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On Wed, Aug 27, 2014 at 8:33 PM, Nikita Tropin <posixivist32@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Not so long ago I was mrpropered my /home. You situation is much |
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> harder but... There is exist utility sys-fs/extundelete and if you |
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> have ~500-600mb of unparted |
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> disk space(and of course your /<removed usr> is ext fs), you can |
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> create new /usr there, unpack stage3's /usr to /<newusr>, chroot, |
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> emerge extundelete, and try to restore all your data. But for my |
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> experience it restored ~20-30%, may be you'll be more lucky. |
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Thanks for the advice, but unfortunately the situation was worse that I thought! |
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Almost all of the /usr was gone, and I decided to do a clean reinstall. |
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I didn't have so much installed ( xorg, i3 and some other packages ). |
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I finished the reinstall several hours ago, and on the bright side I |
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have a update system now! |
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Thanks everybody for your time and help. |
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