Joel says:
> You deleted too much.  

I figured as much.
RPM to the rescue.  I discovered that rpm --replacepkgs will fix up  the 
installed tools.  Kind of like re-installing without having to uninstall first.
Note to the new, only do this if you are re-installing the same versions of 
the rpm packages.  I don't know what happens if you try to use that but the 
packages are different versions.

> If you are using RPMs, a simple thing to do is uninstall them,
> rm -rf /opt/rtems and start over. :)

And a big thanks to you and Ralf and whomever else was involved in getting the 
RPM install process working.  On a recent vintage machine, I can build the 
pc386 bsp in about 3 minutes now, after I have the RPMs installed.  Much nicer 
than when I first started playing with RTEMS on a PentiumPro with 32MB of 
memory and had to build all the tools before I could build the RTOS.
That was a long coffee break.  :)

-- Chris Caudle




