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At 00:51 15-1-2003 -0800, david mattatall wrote: |
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>ls -ls /usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi |
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>ls: /usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi: Unknown error 990 |
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> |
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>rm -vf /usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi |
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>rm: cannot remove `/usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi': Unknown error 990 |
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> |
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>file /usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi |
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>/usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi: can't stat `/usr/kde/cvs/bin/kreversi' (Unknown |
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>error 990). |
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Please read the XFS FAQ, 990 stands for filesystem corruption which could |
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be anything. Very recent 2.4.19 trees have a bit more verbose explanation |
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of what went wrong were. |
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>This is the only file on my hard disk that is acting this way and I've run |
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>fsck.xfs on the disk and rebooted multiple times without effect. |
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umount the filesystem so it is clean. Then run xfs-repair or xfs_repair -n |
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if you want to see what it will do first. |
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>Is this an easily fixable problem? A kernel bug? FS corruption? |
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Yes, filesystem corruption. If it doesn't cause a panic or oops it is not |
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really serious yet. This error was rather common in the gcc 2.96 days when |
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it just came out. |
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Cheers |
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Seth |
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It might just be your lucky day, if you only knew. |
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