> Wel I've done somthing stpid, and a I don't know how I can solve the > problem again. > I had som toubles with RPM, so me and my stupid head thought, why not > reïnstall the package. So I removed the package, but didn't thought > about the fact that I couldn't use the RPM-command anymore. > Is there any way, how I can get RPM back on the machine? So I can work > with packages again. Somebody told me to use something like rpm2tgz or > somthing like that. > If there is anyone who can help me with this stupid problem of me, that > would be great!!! > You have a few options: Grab the rpm package then extract it with: rpm2cpio | cpio -ivd This will create a directory hierarchy containing all the files. Just move the binaries to the same place in the real /usr (or extract it at the root filesystem if you're daring). You can also boot with a rescue disk then reinstall with the --root option. For example, if you mount your real disk under /mnt/sysimage, you can do: rpm --root=/mnt/sysimage -iv rpm.xxxx.rpm
