/bin/bash /bin/sh symlink problem

[Duvelhedz]

I*went*and*typed*this*into*my*terminal*when*instal ling*spoonwep.*I*have*had*no*problems*on*previous* versions*of*Ubuntu*but*10.04*didn't*like*what*I*di d*to*it.*

Code:*"sudo*rm*/bin/sh*&&*sudo*ln*-s*/bin/bash/*/bin/sh"

I guess I*need*to*chroot*into*the*installation*from*a*live *cd*/*USB to fix it.*Do*I*need*to link /proc*,*/sys or any other folders from*the*running*system?*And*what*do*I*have*to*typ e*to*revert*the*changes? Please help!

Thanx.*

[lkjoel]

I*went*and*typed*this*into*my*terminal*when*instal ling*spoonwep.*I*have*had*no*problems*on*previous* versions*of*Ubuntu*but*10.04*didn't*like*what*I*di d*to*it.*

Code:*"sudo*rm*/bin/sh*&&*sudo*ln*-s*/bin/bash/*/bin/sh"

I guess I*need*to*chroot*into*the*installation*from*a*live *cd*/*USB to fix it.*Do*I*need*to link /proc*,*/sys or any other folders from*the*running*system?*And*what*do*I*have*to*typ e*to*revert*the*changes? Please help!

Thanx.*

I just have a question... was those "*" intentional?

[Duvelhedz]

don't know how all the stars got in between every word. Apologies

here it is again

I'm blaming the stars on a stupid iphone. Appears fine before I post the message. Stars appear after I hit the post button. No idea why.
I*went*and*typed*this*into*my*terminal*when*instal ling*spoonwep.*I*have*had*no*problems*on*previous* versions*of*Ubuntu*but*10.04*didn't*like*what*I*di d*to*it.*Code:*"sudo*rm*/bin/sh*&&*sudo*ln*-s*/bin/bash/*/bin/sh"
I guess I*need*to*chroot*into*the*installation*from*a*live *cd*/*USB to fix it.*Do*I*need*to link /proc*,*/sys or any other folders from*the*running*system?*And*what*do*I*have*to*typ e*to*revert*the*changes?*

[lkjoel]

don't know how all the stars got in between every word. Apologies

here it is again

I'm blaming the stars on a stupid iphone. Appears fine before I post the message. Stars appear after I hit the post button. No idea why.
I went and typed this into my terminal when installing spoonwep. I have had no problems on previous versions of Ubuntu but 10.04 didn't like what I did to it. Code: "sudo rm /bin/sh && sudo ln -s /bin/bash/ /bin/sh"
I guess I need to chroot into the installation from a live cd / USB to fix it. Do I need to link /proc , /sys or any other folders from the running system? And what do I have to type to revert the changes?

You made a slight typo in your code.

sudo rm /bin/sh && sudo ln -s /bin/bash/ /bin/sh

That is what you did.
This is what you should do:

sudo rm /bin/sh && sudo ln -s /bin/bash /bin/sh

Now try it.