ok this is NOT good

[Scott Stone <SStone@example.com>]

... this is more along the lines of "I'm venting" than any kind of call for
suggestions, as there pretty much isn't any good way to proceed here...

I boot up my laptop.  it dual boots 98SE/Redhat 7.  At work I like(d) to use
Linux, so I select that.  it boots.  FS errors OUT THE YANG, so I reboot
into single user, e2fsck -y the partition, it finishes, I reboot... nothing
can find shared libraries... hmm. so I take a look, "ls -l /usr/lib" ..
responds: /usr/lib:  not a directory.

very bad.  looks like the whole system is basically trash now.  I guess I'll
have to bring it up single user, start pcmcia and ftp off my relevant files,
and reinstall... and probably replace the HD since there's no reason other
than a bad HD for this to have happened.

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Scott M. Stone <sstone@example.com>
Senior Technical Consultant/UNIX+Network Administrator
Taos - The SysAdmin Company - Santa Clara, CA