Re: How to restore /bin?
John O'Hagan a écrit, le 14.03.2006 05:02 :
> In an unfortunate (beer-related) incident, I rm'ed /boot and /bin from my etch
> laptop. I had /boot backed up, but not /bin, so I copied that from an oldish
> Mepis CD.
hello,
i'm on etch too (2.6.12-1-386)
here's my ls /bin/*
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/bin/arch /bin/dmesg /bin/mkdir /bin/setpci
/bin/bash /bin/dnsdomainname /bin/mknod /bin/sh
/bin/bunzip2 /bin/echo /bin/mktemp /bin/sleep
/bin/bzcat /bin/ed /bin/more /bin/stty
/bin/bzcmp /bin/egrep /bin/mount /bin/su
/bin/bzdiff /bin/false /bin/mountpoint /bin/sync
/bin/bzegrep /bin/fgconsole /bin/mt /bin/tar
/bin/bzexe /bin/fgrep /bin/mt-gnu /bin/tempfile
/bin/bzfgrep /bin/fuser /bin/mv /bin/touch
/bin/bzgrep /bin/grep /bin/nano /bin/true
/bin/bzip2 /bin/gunzip /bin/nc /bin/umount
/bin/bzip2recover /bin/gzexe /bin/netcat /bin/uname
/bin/bzless /bin/gzip /bin/netstat /bin/uncompress
/bin/bzmore /bin/hostname /bin/pidof /bin/vdir
/bin/cat /bin/kernelversion /bin/ping /bin/which
/bin/chgrp /bin/kill /bin/ping6 /bin/zcat
/bin/chmod /bin/ln /bin/ps /bin/zcmp
/bin/chown /bin/loadkeys /bin/pwd /bin/zdiff
/bin/cp /bin/login /bin/rbash /bin/zegrep
/bin/cpio /bin/ls /bin/readlink /bin/zfgrep
/bin/dash /bin/lsmod /bin/rm /bin/zforce
/bin/date /bin/lsmod.modutils /bin/rmdir /bin/zgrep
/bin/dd /bin/lspci /bin/rnano /bin/zless
/bin/df /bin/mbchk /bin/run-parts /bin/zmore
/bin/dir /bin/mkbimage /bin/sed /bin/znew
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hope this will help.
heho.
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