Hi Vattan, You can use pacman to check what files each package is supposed to have. A quick google search nets me a bash script [1] to do that. After that, you can just reinstall all the packages which have files missing. If pacman does not work (or anything else that might be required for installing packages) you can always do it from the live CD [2]. Best, Chris [1] - https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=34281 [2] - https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Change_root#Using_arch-chroot On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 8:15 AM, vattan wrote:

So I am trying to learn about c programming and I was editing a simple c program I got off the web. I was modifing the makefile to understand what it does and after building it from inside sublimetext 2 I noticed that my root directory had zero free space. I rebooted and had 2 gigs free again, but now when I try to launch sublime text I get a segfault. Dmesg reports an error 4 in libc-2.21.so

I have not had any internet connection on this machine for 2 months so I know it wasn't update related. My key suspect is the last few line of the make file which I thought I had commented out but actually missed and read:

Clean: rm -f *.so rm -f coil rm -f tables

When I built it from the terminal in its directory it may have been fine, but when I built it thru sublime I suspect the path was different in some way and it deleted files it shouldn't have. Can anyone help me out here? Sublime is what this pc is for and I am kind of hosed!

Can I just rebuild some library? Is my suspicion misplaced and you need more info? Is there a way to see what files have been deleted in the last 24 hours dispite a reboot?/

Thanks!