Re: ls: file: Input/output error

[aphro <nate@firetrail.com>]

you try running a e2fsck on it ?

run e2fsck -c too, i think that is the option to check for bad blocks. if
its on the root partition you'll have to bring the box down, fastest way
is to init 1, mount -o remount,ro / and run e2fsck on it then mount -o
remount,rw / and init 2 to get back to normal

nate

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On Wed, 3 Nov 1999, Debian Mail wrote:

> When I do a ls I get:
> 
> host:~/m> ls
> file
> 
> But ls -la gives:
> 
> host:~/m> ls -la
> ls: file: Input/output error
> total 3
> drwx--S---   3 user     group       1024 Nov  3 16:34 .
> drwxr-sr-x  28 user     group       2048 Nov  3 16:33 ..
> 
> I tried rm -rf /home/user/m but this also gives an I/O error:
> 
> host:~> rm -rf m
> rm: m/file: Input/output error
> rm: m: Directory not empty
> 
> How can I get rid of that file/directory?
> 
> btw: I have no quota so I didn't exceeded it...
> 
> Stef
> 
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