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I am using gnome desktop on Fedora Core 4. I suffered a disk write error and nautilus will no longer open. I used rpm to verify the installed components of nautilus and found the missing files and replaced them. It still won't start. I then used rpm to list the files it depends on and there was a list of about 20 ".so" and other files. I now have to find out what package each of these dependencies belong and verify their integrity. Is there a way to speed up this process? Has anyone written a script that will verify a package and then all of its dependencies? Any help would be appreciated. Jim Kelly-Rand
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