Symbolic link /lib /bin in root is accidently broken

[SunSung Hwang]

The symbolic link /bin, /lib, /sbin, /tomcat and /lib64 are removed "rm /* at root.
Currently, no command cannot be executed except bash builtin command such as cd, echo, etc.
Message : "/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file and directory.
How could I restore above symbolic link with or without system reboot?

Thanking you in advance

SunSung Hwang

[tunk]

The 3 first and the last are symbolic links to /usr, e.g.:
bin -> usr/bin

Edit: and ln is /usr/bin/ln

[SunSung Hwang]

Thanks for your response.

Test -> /usr/bin/ln : /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2: bad ELF interpreter: No such file and directory.

sln command seems to executed current status.
Could < sln /bin /usr/bin > be used?

[SunSung Hwang]

This problem is solved.

sln /usr/bin /bin
sln /usr/sbin /sbin
sln /usr/lib /lib
sln /usr/lib64 /lib64

Thanks for help!

please advice /tomcat default location where to point to..
The expected location is /usr/local/tomcat7/bin.

[TrevorH]

Anything under /usr/local is not supplied by CentOS, that's for user built packages so it's something you did not us!