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Well you know when you get the file names that start and end with a #
sign.  You have to delete them as follows:

The file name: #group#
to delete it type: rm ?group?

So I belive that you have to do the same thing.

rm ?8302? -f

-f = force

or  possibly do the following: chmod 777 8302
which will change the file to rwrwrwrw
then rm ?8302? -f

I could be wrong, let me know if that works....
Thanks


On Fri, 27 Feb 1998 19:43:42 GMT, "Reid Eby" <reby@ilos.net> wrote:

>I have a very strange problem.
>
>I am using the latest RedHat release 5.0
>A scsi disk error (causing bus resets) using a Buslogic BT-958W and Quantum
>Atlas III 4.3GB Drives has resulted in filesystem damage.
>(I have been in touch with Leonard Zubkoff author of the Buslogic driver and
>have received fixes for the errors.)
>
>However, the file damage still exists and
>FSCK does not fix it!!!
>
>with an  ls -al the results in the /etc directory
>contain entries like the following:
>
>?--xr-Sr-t       26740 29285        8302              170173613 Jan 25 2026
>fdprm
>
>Strange I know!
>I can't remove the file as an error stating "Read Only Filesystem" is all I
>get (even though /etc is mounted RW)
>
>CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW TO FIX THIS????
>Or at least delete the files so I may reinstall them !!
>
>Is there a utility to edit the directory entries so that I can manually
>remove them??
>
>HELP!
>
>Please e-mail suggestions to:
>
>Reid Eby
>reby@ilos.net
>
>