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So don't ask how(cause I really don't know), but I restarted my computer last night after having an uptime of ~5 days. When it started back up I get a bunch of X-server errors. I track down the errors and find that some /var/ files are missing. I 'cd' over to var and see that there isn't a thing in the folder. So I really don't know how this happened(but obviously my fault), but I was wondering if there was anyway of regenerating the /var/lib/pacman/local files so pacman will recognize which packages are installed already? or am I in trouble?
Thanks in advance.
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I think you are in trouble,
maybe you can copy your brothers /var
it's a start and after that you can force the other upgrades,
arch + gentoo + initng + python = enlisy
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So don't ask how(cause I really don't know), but I restarted my computer last night after having an uptime of ~5 days. When it started back up I get a bunch of X-server errors. I track down the errors and find that some /var/ files are missing. I 'cd' over to var and see that there isn't a thing in the folder. So I really don't know how this happened(but obviously my fault), but I was wondering if there was anyway of regenerating the /var/lib/pacman/local files so pacman will recognize which packages are installed already? or am I in trouble?
Thanks in advance.
I'd just grab an endpoint package - like mplayer... it should make sure to grab X and things like that - just force the installs - if a package fails to install due to existing files, you're on the right track lol
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