OK, I think with your help I've discovered what happened although 
I had to get into windows to fix it.

Seems my "D" drive is almost full and ripping in-a-godda-da-vida 
probably filled it up and the drive locked up.

In windows I could write and delete files OK so I ran scan disk, 
no errors found but back in Linux I could write OK - that is 
until I think I filled up the drive again.

I tried mattrib but it didn't work, also fsch.vfat but again it 
didn't work.  Both are probably user error.

The mattrib didn't like /D or D or anything like that. 

Thanks and if someone can give me better (simpiler/comlete) 
instructions for running the linux version of scan disk that would be great.



Brad


On Sun, 6 Jul 2003, Jan L. Peterson wrote:

> > If the system knows it needs to be checked, but it can't figure how to
> > check it, it will make it read-only until it's been checked.
> 
> If you read his followup, he could write to other directories on the 
> filesystem.  There was a particular subtree that he couldn't write to.
> 
> It probably wouldn't hurt, though, to boot windows and run a disk check.
> 
>       -jan-
> 


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