On Fri, 28 Apr 2000, David Woyciesjes wrote:

> Not positive, believe it was 'rm -r' whilst in the /usr directory... I do
> know that I didn't have '/' after it..

Oops!
Unless you wanted to remove your /usr hierarchy (or someone else's ;->

Although, just an 'rm -r' should've failed and asked you for files... on
the other hand, if it were an 'rm -r .' or an 'rm -r ..' or such...

But again, that shouldn't keep the SRM from attempting a good, clean,
wholesome boot of NetBSD.  The boot may fail, but the SRM shouldn't.

-Jon
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