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Joshua Boyd wrote:

>> If you have a /rescue directory (which you should), then
>> boot into single user mode and specify /rescue/sh as your
>> shell.  Next, mount your filesystems with /rescue/mount
>> and restore the missing libraries from your backup tapes.
>>
>>  
>>
> Yes, I'm sure that he has backup tapes for his laptop.  *rolls eyes*

You mean you don't back up the contents of your laptop that runs 
-CURRENT?  You must like living dangerously and/or spending lots of time 
recovering from errors.

Kris