On Fri, Jul 18, 2003 at 09:59:15PM +0300, Amichai Rotman wrote:
> Hi Clan,
>
> I am sorry if this is kindof an RTFM question, but I need a quick fix:
>
> I had a Kernel Panic due to bad hardware and had to hit the reset button...
> After FS check, I ran 'rpm -Va' to check what had changed. I noticed a lot of
> 'missing' files.
>
> The system seems to run OK, but a bit slow. Is there something I can put on
> the command line to make rpm to re-install those missing files only? i.e.:
> pipe the output of rpm -Va, grepping for the missing files and telling rpm to
> install them? What would be the exact command syntax?
>
One can unpack the package into a temporary place and cp the files of
interest from there. In case there isn't an explicit rpm command for
that (man rpm or rpm --help), an rpm is basically a compressed tar ball,
isn't it?
I am not sure that in general this is the right solution for this
situation.
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