on Tue, Jul 24, 2001 at 10:37:36AM -0300, Miguel Griffa ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > Hi all, > I'm having a serious problem with my woody installation at home. The > system freezed, and when I rebooted, fsck reported problems. I booted with > rescue, fscked and now I have a very weird and unstable system: > symptoms: > I boots, ok, I login in X (kde2) but almost all programs cause segmentation > faults, and programs may or may not work on an unknown (to me at least) > pattern. ie: I su, dpkg --get-selections -> segmentation fault (yesterday) > but today it was ok. > There were some kernel messages on a free page (sorry don't have it here). > Fortunatly, I have all data on separate partitions and also CDs. > but I don't want to reinstall because: 1) it's winnie stuff, and 2) > recovering configuration takes some time > NOTE: apt-get, dpkg, and dselect are badly broken (almost). Maybe I should > reinstall them... how? > > The question: > Is there any way I could reinstall programs without reconfiguration?
From your system backups. You have system backups, right?
http://kmself.home.netcom.com/Linux/FAQs/backups.html
> Isn't there something like apt-get reinstall-binaries (would be cool)
From a given list of packages, you can install/reinstall your packages.
You may have to remodify the configuration files.
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