Re: Reinstalling packages
Hello.
Your hard disk might be either dying (as Collin said) or - more optimistic
option - misconfigured. I've had something like this a long time ago,
hdparm helped, but I can't recall any details. Collect and supply us some
data (dmesg).
Regards,
Adam
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On Wed, 10 Jul 2002, Ronald Castillo wrote:
> Hello..
>
> I was wondering if there was any way I could tell apt-get to reinstall all
> already installed packages of a kind (base, for example) with one single
> command (or script). I've had some problems with my PC and lost some files,
> so I guess reinstalling these packages would be the best bet.
>
> About this problem with my PC.. I think it's weird thing.. One day I was
> using my PC like a normal day but suddenly I started getting error messages
> each time I tried to do anything. I tried restarting and while it shut down
> all my processes I kept getting messages saying "Read-only file system" (my
> only partition is root so It shouldn't be read-only). So, I'm wondering, why
> could an already-running filesystem turn itself to read-only suddenly? After
> restarting my PC I got lots of lost+found messages.
>
> Thanks a lot for your help on this..
>
> Ronald Castillo
>
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