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I'd first try going into rescue mode. Assuming this is on Mandrake you will plop in your install CD and at the opening screen press F1, then type rescue.
get a rescue disk with wget or similar, then find a site offering that file or the package that offers it. Then use the rescue disk to download and replace the missing file... reboot... im no expert but this should work...
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