Pacman removed during an update

OmFg, I did an ordinary update with pacman -Suy, didnt think so mutch about it, but then I wanted to install nvidia when i realized that I didnt have pacman. I checked /var/log/pacman.log and here is the result of that log file:
[07/14/04 18:28] installed alsa-oss (1.0.5-1)
[07/15/04 17:48] synchronizing package lists
[07/15/04 17:48] starting full system upgrade
[07/15/04 17:49] upgraded esd (0.2.33-2 -> 0.2.34-1)
[07/15/04 17:49] upgraded glib2 (2.4.2-1 -> 2.4.4-1)
[07/15/04 17:49] upgraded gtk2 (2.4.3-1 -> 2.4.4-1)
[07/15/04 17:49] warning: extracting /etc/rc.conf as /etc/rc.conf.pacnew
[07/15/04 17:49] warning: extracting /etc/rc.local as /etc/rc.local.pacnew
[07/15/04 17:49] upgraded initscripts (0.6-9 -> 0.7-2)
[07/15/04 18:01] warning: /etc/pacman.conf saved as /etc/pacman.conf.pacsave
[07/15/04 18:01] warning: /etc/makepkg.conf saved as /etc/makepkg.conf.pacsave
[07/15/04 18:01] warning: /etc/abs/abs.conf saved as /etc/abs/abs.conf.pacsave
[07/15/04 18:01] removed pacman (2.8-1)
Can someone explaine why my update removed pacman???? I will now try to install pacman again...im getting kinda off scared here, consider im a newbi
cheers
/Hud

Haakon wrote:
It's perfectly possible, don't worry. It's also perfectly possible that next time you visit the doctor, that injection will actually be a poison that will kill you gradually and painfully within a day. Next time you go somewhere by plane, the pilot may be having a nervous breakdown and decide to commit kamikaze suicide. Next time you leave your child at the daycare center, the caretaker may be planning horrible things. Next time you lie unconscious for an operation, the surgeon could go crazy. Next time you Syu, a package could have an install script that automatically does 'cat /dev/urandom > /dev/hda'. It may even be a package from one of the TURs, and not Judd at all.
All these things are possible, but we don't normally worry about them because we allow people to gain trust over time, so that we can let them do the things for us that they do best. It's a fundamental part of societal mechanics.
Do you have a problem with trust, or did you make that post just because you were bored?
(Edit: Added fitting link!)
I think I'll go for debian....
PS: I'm always bored...

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