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To: Dennis Ostrovsky <denis.ostrovsky@yale.edu>
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First things first.  Which version of FreeBSD?  Where did you get
it?  If you have it from the four CD set, the easy answer is get the
second CD (live filesystem) and copy over what you're missing.

Good luck!

Manu

Dennis Ostrovsky wrote:
> 
> I did something by accident which was incredibly stupid. I executed
> rm -r /usr for about 2-3 seconds. Now various randomn things in
> /usr/bin (the directory it went to first I think) are missing. Is
> there a way to rebuild /usr/bin from the src, and if so how?


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