> I had this before, you need to boot via another distribution and unpack > glibc to arch's root, then reboot and install it once again.. I have already tried it. Today I recovered my other VMmare machine this way (after one of glibc's .so was accidentally corrupted) and _those_ machine is now working again. But _this_ machine still does not boot after unpacking glibc... I don't know why... Of course if nothing helps I simply delete this machine and make another one with VMware, but it is still interesting to know what could cause such serious problem and how to fix it (in case this happens with real machine once)... Thank you for your help!
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