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While working on Xen setup I managed to delete /bin by using the command rm -R /bin. I don't think that I can recover the /bin files but I should be able to reinstall the packages. I have a backup of all my data files and most config files that were in /etc. I can boot into a different debian OS using grub so I can access the partition and files. I can chroot the particular partition. Can someone suggest how to reinstall the system. If I do a complete debian reinstalll from CD on top the partition would it retain my old directories and files. I tried to chroot the root partion figuring that I could use apt-get to reinstall the packages but I can not figure out the proper way to do it. Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thanks in advance Jay -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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