Hello.
I seem to be having some trouble with a file on my JFS root partition in
Linux 2.6.5. The problem presented itself when I attempted to rm -rf a
directory, and it resulted in:
rm: cannot remove directory `language': Directory not empty
"ls -b" in the directory shows:
ls: T?rkish: No such file or directory
At the suggestion of a few people in IRC, I've tried things like rm T*,
and rm *rkish. I've tried mc, emacs, and even Nautilus. Nautilus the
file actually disappears as soon as I right click it, then reappears if
I refresh the view. Emacs shows this:
http://curtman.mine.nu:8080/~curtis/Screenshots/Screenshot-Emacs.png
I've tried rebooting with 'shutdown -Fr now', which forced an fsck as
the system came back up which showed (among other things that appeared
normal):
** Pase 2 - Count links
Incorrect link counts have been detected. Will correct.
I'm not even positive this is related to my problem, but I get the same
message no matter how many times I fsck. The best theories I've heard
so far, is that this is an unprintable character (which I'm doubtful
of), or it is some kind of filesystem corruption.
I am not very comfortable with using jfs_debugfs without asking some
advice to this list first, so if anyone has any suggestions I would love
to hear them.
Thanks very much in advance.
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Curtis Magyar
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