> It looks like your USB device has gotten corrupted (did you pull it
> out without unmounting first?). I would suggest running
> "fsck -r /dev/sde1" to fix the problems -- you might lose some files,
> but odds are they aren't accessible any more anyway.
>
> Daniel
Daniel,
Thanks. I had already tried that but then went at it again
after what you wrote. I kept getting an error like:
"no fsck.vfat"
I found that I needed to install dosfstools and link the dosfsck
to the fsck.vfat like this:
ln -s /sbin/dosfsck /sbin/fsck.vfat
After that the command that you wrote worked, as well as deleted
the file that I was having trouble with.
I'm being verbose so that anyone else with this problem can
follow this thread.
--
Telly Williams
"Knowledge Is Power"
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