Updated the wrong Architecture....[solved]

Hello, I am apparently retarded, but I was having a lot of problems today with pacman.
I ended up updated for the wrong architecture, I was supposed to update for i686 and I updated for x86_64.
Now I can't even use commands in the terminal because I just get a bash error saying I cannot execute the binary files. I cannot even open a terminal anymore actually after I closed it.
Am I screwed? Any help would be appreciated, but it sure seems like I am.
Last edited by efourseven (2011-03-19 01:21:40)

Thanks man, That's what I plan to try next, I just wanted to see if anyone had any tips before I reboot and go for it.
I have my /home directory on a separate drive, so I am thinking I might just go for a fresh install. I will try to get in somehow from the live cd and fix my pacman.conf file and try to upgrade again to the correct architecture (thats the only thing I can think of)... but I have no idea how that will work out.

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