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Critical lib renamed
Post 302459329 by remi75 on Monday 4th of October 2010 11:38:06 AM
10-04-2010
Critical lib renamed
Hello
I have moved a critical lib from its location, so all programms linked to libc dont work .
I still have two shells on the machine, bash and ksh
The only thing I see is copying back the lib, but of course : dd, cp , mv etc are dead .
So i tryed a loop with read ...
{^Jwhile read line^Jdo^Jecho $line^Jdone } < /lib/TOTO.a.old > /lib/libTOTO.a
but it doesnt work because it s a binary file .(i tryed it elsewhere, the filesize doenst match ...)
Any idea ?
basically I need to copy back the file with ksh/bash builtins commands only
Thank you in advance .
I have moved a critical lib from its location, so all programms linked to libc dont work .
I still have two shells on the machine, bash and ksh
The only thing I see is copying back the lib, but of course : dd, cp , mv etc are dead .
So i tryed a loop with read ...
{^Jwhile read line^Jdo^Jecho $line^Jdone } < /lib/TOTO.a.old > /lib/libTOTO.a
but it doesnt work because it s a binary file .(i tryed it elsewhere, the filesize doenst match ...)
Any idea ?
basically I need to copy back the file with ksh/bash builtins commands only
Thank you in advance .
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