Well, I did "ego sync" and then "emerge -auDN @world" and the packages just were been updated after long hours. So I reboot my notebook and then... Some programs were not recognized (e.g., I typed "ls" and it said something like "ls is not a command"). So I checked the PATH variable and there was too few paths in it. So I tried to put others paths like "/bin, /usr/local/bin" and others and finally I could launch dwm and open my browser ... And now I'm here.
Does anybody have an idea of how to fix this issue? Well, I know that there is some files that sets the PATH var, but if a program changed it I think the program might could change another things too...
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Well, I did "ego sync" and then "emerge -auDN @world" and the packages just were been updated after long hours. So I reboot my notebook and then... Some programs were not recognized (e.g., I typed "ls" and it said something like "ls is not a command"). So I checked the PATH variable and there was too few paths in it. So I tried to put others paths like "/bin, /usr/local/bin" and others and finally I could launch dwm and open my browser ... And now I'm here.
Does anybody have an idea of how to fix this issue? Well, I know that there is some files that sets the PATH var, but if a program changed it I think the program might could change another things too...
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