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Boot with OS disk. It'll direct you what to do. Also, before doing anything you'll regret, take a backup of important files, refer to your OS's website for installation docs (take a printout for handy reference if required) and then try to re-install.
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WMAUDA(1)							WMAuda Manual Pages							 WMAUDA(1)

NAME
WMAUDA - a dockable Audacious control applet. SYNOPSIS
wmauda [-h] [--help] [-c <command>] [--command=<command>] [-i <icon>] [--icon=<icon>] [-n] [--single] [-t] [--title] [--version] DESCRIPTION
WMAUDA is a dock applet for the Window Maker window manager. From the applet you can start and control Audacious. OPTIONS
wmauda accepts the following options: -h, --help Show summary of options. -c, --command Command to start Audacious (Default: audacious). -i, --icon Icon to show instead of the default one when Audacious is not running. The icon must be in XPM format. -n, --single Start Audacious with only a single click (Default: Double click). -t, --title Show the song title when the mouse is in the wmauda window. -v, --version Print version number and exit. SEE ALSO
audacious(1), wmaker(1), Version 0.8 12 Feb 2012 WMAUDA(1)
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