I have a file in a directory that can not be seen, but is causing problems
with accessing ANY file in the same directory:

[root@localhost /root]# rm /linux1/g1/kleen/car.jpg
rm: cannot remove `/linux1/g1/kleen/car.jpg': Input/output error
[root@localhost /root]# rm -- /linux1/g1/kleen/car.jpg
rm: cannot remove `/linux1/g1/kleen/car.jpg': Input/output error
[root@localhost /root]# ls -l /linux1/g1/kleen/car.jpg
ls: /linux1/g1/kleen/car.jpg: Input/output error

When I use the gnome file manager to access a file in that directory, I
get a different error:

     File exists but cannot be stat-ed: car.jpg input/output error

The old standbye: 'rm -- ' hasn't worked either.

How can I get rid of this file and these errors?

Thanx.


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