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hello, guys! i have a umsdos instalation of the slackware 10, since a have a very tiny hard disk, for my parents and i need windows. so, i can't make an ext2 partition here. i always used my slack, it runs smooth, but yesterday it freezed(!), and had to reboot it. well, this corrupted my filesystem. in my home directory there is a shared directory(limewire). this directory was empty, but when i rebooted, there was a bunch of folders inside it. but i can't access them nor can i delete them, the rm -r says that the files inside the shared folder aren't files(!). it returns, for each file: no such directory or file. i can't erase them in windows either. and more, when i see the properties, is says that each file has 1,7gb(!), but this isn't true, for i have a 7gb hd. i tried fsck -t msdos /dev/hda1, with no success. it asks for a fsck.vfat. the fsck.msdos points to /bin/true, this makes nothing(i think =P). the only problem is with this directory.
please, can someone help me?
thanks!
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Do the filenames have odd characters in them? Spaces? Try rm -rvf "name of file" Make sure to use quotes! Or, you could try typing in the first few letters of the filename followed by <tab> - it will try to auto-complete them.
plaz
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hey, it worked! well, actually, the problem was in another folder. the umssync returned a error in that folder. after rm -rvf the file, which had very strange caracters(i used the quotes in order to rm the file), my system got back to normal. thanks for the help!
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