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sh removed that responsible to run most programs
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x-lette
2011-11-28 , 17:11
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Have an editor installed? Try open/edit /etc/shells with it. I guess you ain't installed backupmenu which could be helpful by booting into it's own set of binaries.
But at least you could create a debian package which just fixes the symlink pointing from sh to bash/busybox/whatever.
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