repair my solus

Jan 30 23:49:58 <ikey>	- Wait for flickery-cursor-of-death
Jan 30 23:50:08 <ikey>	- Repeatedly mash CTRL+ALT+F2 until you see a login prompt (text)
Jan 30 23:50:12 <ikey>	- Login as your user
Jan 30 23:50:17 <ikey>	 - Run: sudo usysconf run -f
Jan 30 23:50:20 <ikey>	- Run: sudo eopkg rdb
Jan 30 23:50:27 <ikey>	Damn I missed up my space formatting there
Jan 30 23:50:35 <ikey>	And if you have networking at all: sudo eopkg up
Jan 30 23:50:46 <ikey>	If those steps don't magically fix it I'll be shocked
Jan 30 23:51:19 <pan__>	And can you tell me in "destination linux" terms, what that does?
Jan 30 23:51:36 <pan__>	( meaning layman's terms)
Jan 30 23:51:40 <ikey>	the mashing one is to tell X11 to feck off so you're able to get to the tty
Jan 30 23:51:52 <ikey>	the usysconf one runs all system triggers (-f forces them all to run)
Jan 30 23:51:58 <ikey>	eopkg rdb forces a rebuild of the eopkg database
Jan 30 23:52:07 <ikey>	and sudo eopkg up  performs a full system upgrade, applying any missing updates
Jan 30 23:52:09 <ikey>	and pending triggers
Jan 30 23:52:23 <Catiua>	I'll make a note of all of this
Jan 30 23:52:23 <ikey>	X11 = display server thingy
Jan 30 23:52:32 <Catiua>	Sounds useful in a bind
Jan 30 23:52:37 <ikey>	Nowadays its the de facto "repair my solus" steps