On Mon, Nov 22, 1999 at 11:12:08AM -0800, Larry Kelley wrote:
> Here's something I haven't seen.
>
> First, I created a directory:
> # mkdir l6source
>
> Then, I try to remove the directory:
> # rmdir l6source
> rmdir: l6source: No such file or directory
>
> But, it IS there:
> # ls
> Desktop bin l6source sm virusmails
>
> So, I try this:
> # rm -Rf l6source
> rm: cannot remove `l6source': Input/output error
Hidden chars or trailing spaces often cause problems. typing
rm -rf l6<TAB> will usually delete files like those. But that
doesn't appear to be your problem.
You've either got drive problems or filesystem problems. What does
the output of these commands look like?
dmesg|tail
ls -l l6*
lsattr l6*
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