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Subject:	/usr vanished
From:	Septimus Stevens <septimus DOT stevens AT gmail DOT com>
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com

(This is my first post to cygwin.  Kudos to cygwin dvelopers -- I've
been using it for 9 months and am amazed how well it works.)

But my /usr suddenly disappeared, as though I'd done a 'rm -r /usr'
but it seems VERY unlikely I typed that.  ( /bin and /lib are still
there)

Any idea how this could happen?

Suggestions on remedy? Instead of complete reinstall, could someone
send me or direct me to just a tarball of a "standard" /usr if there
is such a thing?

Septimus

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