# extract to /tmp/upstart
dpkg -x upstart-compat-sysv_0.3.8-2_i386.deb upstart
# again, this is just for sanity
dpkg -x system-services_0.3.8-2_i386.deb upstart
dpkg -x upstart_0.3.8-2_i386.deb upstart
dpkg -x upstart-logd_0.3.8-2_i386.deb upstart
# override the files in /etc/event.d with the new ones:
sudo cp upstart/etc/event.d/* /etc/event.d/
That will give you a working system again.
When prompted for a password, use your own password.
Ingo,
why don't you just get the upstart-compat-sysv (upstart-* suite) package from Gutsy and do this (from a Terminal):
#!/bin/sh
# this is a script or you can do one command at a time:
cd /tmp
mkdir upstart
# now get (all) packages from the Gutsy archive: archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ pool/main/ u/upstart/ upstart- compat- sysv_0. 3.8-2_i386. deb
wget http://
# you need these for sanity archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ pool/main/ u/upstart/ system- services_ 0.3.8-2_ i386.deb archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ pool/main/ u/upstart/ upstart_ 0.3.8-2_ i386.deb archive. ubuntu. com/ubuntu/ pool/main/ u/upstart/ upstart- logd_0. 3.8-2_i386. deb
wget http://
wget http://
wget http://
# extract to /tmp/upstart compat- sysv_0. 3.8-2_i386. deb upstart
dpkg -x upstart-
# again, this is just for sanity services_ 0.3.8-2_ i386.deb upstart 0.3.8-2_ i386.deb upstart logd_0. 3.8-2_i386. deb upstart
dpkg -x system-
dpkg -x upstart_
dpkg -x upstart-
# override the files in /etc/event.d with the new ones: etc/event. d/* /etc/event.d/
sudo cp upstart/
That will give you a working system again.
When prompted for a password, use your own password.