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On my dual Pentium III web/ftp server running Slack 10.1 with a 2.6 kernel, I logged on via SSH and started a full swaret upgrade. I get home later that night after the upgrade finished and log on and try to do something with pkgtool:
Code:
bash: pkgtool: command not found
I get the same thing when I try to run swaret, installpkg, or pretty much anything else related to packages. I looked in /sbin for pkgtool and had no luck. This was about two months ago, and I am just now getting around to needing packagetool again to update to 10.2. Is there anything to be done before I just break down and reformat and install 10.2 from scratch? I guess it goes to show "Don't fix it if it ain't broke!"
I was root both times. The most puzzling thing was that all of this worked before. This wasn't out of the ordinary in any way. (except for the whole breaking my computer part!) Thanks
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