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I removed my /var/run !!
I am using scientific linux 6.
what shall I do now ?
Can I re-install it and get thing to work back ?
Can some one help ?
P.S : I don't need to re-install linux again I got many important data on the one I was already using and It is urgently needed to get it back to work .
Can Somebody suggest help ?
I rebooted the PC ...
It takes very long time logging then it opens the terminal ( I wanted to have level 3 reboot )
The problem is I can't get the keyboard and mouse to work on using the GUI ...!
because of haldaemon failure problem which I may think related to the deleted directory ..
If i can get haldaemon to start ,, and get the mouse and keyboard to work on the GUI then everything would be fine enough..
I still think the reboot should repair that directory. There should be something else too.
probably you will find some related info using dmesg or in /var/log/messages
I still think the reboot should repair that directory. There should be something else too.
probably you will find some related info using dmesg or in /var/log/messages
#dmesg :
gives a huge number of output lines .... how can that help ?
#nano /var/log/messages :
gives an empty file
I rebooted my Pc and now i get :
I receive the following message every few seconds :
fcoemon: error 111 connection refused
fcoemon: Failed to connect to lldpad
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