Re: ls: file: Input/output error
debian >
debian >What could have caused this I/O error anyway?
almost anything, if the system crashed, or had some bad physical sectors
on it ..or a program crashed while it was writing to disk may of curropted
some stuff..hard to tell. you can always avoid a reboot and you can
always (i believe) unmount filesystems when at runlevel 1 (single
user) that is if you care to preserve your uptime, it also eliminates the
need for a boot disk for this kind of operation. only the BARE minimum
runs at runlevel 1 ..ive had no trouble unmounting filesystems on any of
my systems there.
nate
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