Problems when adding and removing packages using Redhat-config-pa ckages

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Hi All,

Yet another problem... 

I'm using redhat-config-packages via an XThinPro connection (similar to
Exceed) to remove packages from our cluster master node (I need the disk
space). I haven't removed Gnone at all, yet it has managed to disappear from
the list of installed packages. When I try and reinstall it, it asks for the
Psyche Disk #1. Okay I thought, I'll just go and log on to the machine and
insert the cd. I now can't log on to the actual machine! Not as root or
anyone else. I don't want to reboot the machine, is there anything I can do
to get all the packages back?

I've tried rpm from the cd, but when I do rpm -q <package name.rpm> it says
that the package is not installed, yet when I rpm -i <package name.rpm> it
says that the package is installed. Have I hosed my system, or is there a
work around available?

Andrew

Andrew Cannon, Nuclear Technology (J2), NNC Ltd, Booths Hall, Knutsford,
Cheshire, WA16 8QZ.

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