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| Maxim Somer <SomerM@sovintel.ru> writes: > Hello All! > I recently remove by mistake * files in /etc in AIX 4.1.4. I do not have > backup of system, only backup of users's data. > Could I recover the system or I need make comlete system reinstall? > Help! AIX provides several installation types. Migration, Preservation are two I remember...two others are available. My recollection is that perhaps the preservation install preserved /home and replaced everything else...maybe that's one that would work for you? I'm not sure. If you have another box, you could always tar up the /etc/ contents there and move it over and modify. Perhaps others will have other ideas. -- Todd H. http://www.toddh.net/ |
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| "Maxim Somer" <SomerM@sovintel.ru> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:3F474ED5.2F799D95@sovintel.ru... > Hello All! > I recently remove by mistake * files in /etc in AIX 4.1.4. I do not have > backup of system, only backup of users's data. > Could I recover the system or I need make comlete system reinstall? > Help! Since you used only a "rm *" you should feel lucky after all. Get from someone who owns a 4.1.5 version a tar file containing all files from the "/etc/" directory - NOT the sub directories - and restore the file. After that reconfigure "/etc/hosts, /etc/qconfig, etc/exports" and all other config files in /etc HTH Hajo CATE AIX/RS6000 |
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| Maxim Somer wrote: > Hello All! > I recently remove by mistake * files in /etc in AIX 4.1.4. I do not have > backup of system, only backup of users's data. > Could I recover the system or I need make comlete system reinstall? You need a complete re-install. The reason you can't recover with files from another system is that both configuration and software inventory data reside in /etc/objrepos. -- Doing AIX support was the most monty-pythonesque activity available at the time. Eagerly awaiting my thin chocolat mint. |