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ata2001
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 Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 2:20 pm Post subject: Deleted /usr/include/sys/ [SOLVED] |
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Hello!
I've had a filesystem failure, so i restored my backup (root partition).
But i realised, rsync excluded not just the /sys, but all directories on my system called sys, including /usr/sys.
My computer doesn't boot, but i can chroot to my / partition.
I'm using gcc 5.3.0.
What can i do? If i try to compile something, that terminates with an error, cause my header files inside that directory are missing.
Please help! And sorry for my bad english!
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grin_
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 3:03 pm Post subject: Re: Deleted /usr/sys |
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| ata2001 wrote: | Hello!
I've had a filesystem failure, so i restored my backup (root partition).
But i realised, rsync excluded not just the /sys, but all directories on my system called sys, including /usr/sys.
My computer doesn't boot, but i can chroot to my / partition.
I'm using gcc 5.3.0.
What can i do? If i try to compile something, that terminates with an error, cause my header files inside that directory are missing.
Please help! And sorry for my bad english! |
You could download the latest Gentoo stage 3 tarball, extract it, then copy the needed directories from there. That should provide the defaults. |
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ata2001
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 3:16 pm Post subject: Re: Deleted /usr/sys |
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| grin_ wrote: | | ata2001 wrote: | Hello!
I've had a filesystem failure, so i restored my backup (root partition).
But i realised, rsync excluded not just the /sys, but all directories on my system called sys, including /usr/sys.
My computer doesn't boot, but i can chroot to my / partition.
I'm using gcc 5.3.0.
What can i do? If i try to compile something, that terminates with an error, cause my header files inside that directory are missing.
Please help! And sorry for my bad english! |
You could download the latest Gentoo stage 3 tarball, extract it, then copy the needed directories from there. That should provide the defaults. |
I have tried that, but there is no /usr/sys folder in stage3 |
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ata2001
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 3:37 pm Post subject: Re: Deleted /usr/sys |
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| ata2001 wrote: | | grin_ wrote: | | ata2001 wrote: | Hello!
I've had a filesystem failure, so i restored my backup (root partition).
But i realised, rsync excluded not just the /sys, but all directories on my system called sys, including /usr/sys.
My computer doesn't boot, but i can chroot to my / partition.
I'm using gcc 5.3.0.
What can i do? If i try to compile something, that terminates with an error, cause my header files inside that directory are missing.
Please help! And sorry for my bad english! |
You could download the latest Gentoo stage 3 tarball, extract it, then copy the needed directories from there. That should provide the defaults. |
I have tried that, but there is no /usr/sys folder in stage3 |
I figured out, the path to that directory is /usr/include/sys, i'm going to copy that folder to my root, and if everything will work, i mark this thread as solved, and of course i will edit the subject (/usr/sys --> /usr/include/sys) |
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khayyam
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 3:37 pm Post subject: Re: Deleted /usr/sys |
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| ata2001 wrote: | | I have tried that, but there is no /usr/sys folder in stage3 |
ata2001 ... because there is no such directory as /usr/sys ... /sys however does exist, but its content is generated by the kernel (so all you need to is create the directory).
best ... khay |
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grin_
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 3:37 pm Post subject: Re: Deleted /usr/sys |
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| ata2001 wrote: | | grin_ wrote: | | ata2001 wrote: | Hello!
I've had a filesystem failure, so i restored my backup (root partition).
But i realised, rsync excluded not just the /sys, but all directories on my system called sys, including /usr/sys.
My computer doesn't boot, but i can chroot to my / partition.
I'm using gcc 5.3.0.
What can i do? If i try to compile something, that terminates with an error, cause my header files inside that directory are missing.
Please help! And sorry for my bad english! |
You could download the latest Gentoo stage 3 tarball, extract it, then copy the needed directories from there. That should provide the defaults. |
I have tried that, but there is no /usr/sys folder in stage3 |
Ah, that makes sense it's not on my system either, nor is it a part of the filesystem hierarchy standard. |
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ata2001
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| Posted: Sat Mar 12, 2016 3:53 pm Post subject: Re: Deleted /usr/sys |
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| khayyam wrote: | | ata2001 wrote: | | I have tried that, but there is no /usr/sys folder in stage3 |
ata2001 ... because there is no such directory as /usr/sys ... /sys however does exist, but its content is generated by the kernel (so all you need to is create the directory).
best ... khay |
| grin_ wrote: | | Ah, that makes sense it's not on my system either, nor is it a part of the filesystem hierarchy standard. |
My fault, please look at my third post, compiling is working now, i wait until my machine can boot, and i will mark this as solved. |
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ata2001
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Thanks! My computer is working again, problem solved.  |
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