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#3 Re: So what do you do when you 'rm -f /bin/*' ? Posted by Anonymous (157.92.xx.xx) on Tue 29 Nov 2005 at 17:39 I've seen a similar situation but with /usr/bin and used locate to find missing files and dpkg -S to found the packages I needed to reinstall. It was pretty straightforward, but I could use some scripting since /bin was still there. Anyway I thought that the locate + dpkg -S trick was worth mentioning since it could save you from reinstalling lot of packages...

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