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Hi:<br />
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We have solstice disk suite, and the problem was in relation to a newfs made in one of the submirrors. We have made a new metadevice and restore the data.<br />
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Hi:

We have solstice disk suite, and the problem was in relation to a newfs made in one of the submirrors. We have made a new metadevice and restore the data.



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Hi all:<br />
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I have a box running solaris 9 and there are some problems in the /usr partition. <br />
I can see in /var/adm/messages &quot;notices&quot; about problems in inodes. I have run fsck and one of the messages is about an internal subdirectory in /usr (/usr/local/nagios/libexec<wbr />/tmp) which is corrupted. I've tried to delete it but it's not possible. Besides, in that directory, you can see if you enter ls &quot;I/O error&quot; warnings.<br />
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So, how can I delete that corrupted directory? I dont mind losing that data.<br />
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Regards<br />
Mcmiles
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Hi all:

I have a box running solaris 9 and there are some problems in the /usr partition. 
I can see in /var/adm/messages "notices" about problems in inodes. I have run fsck and one of the messages is about an internal subdirectory in /usr (/usr/local/nagios/libexec/tmp) which is corrupted. I've tried to delete it but it's not possible. Besides, in that directory, you can see if you enter ls "I/O error" warnings.

So, how can I delete that corrupted directory? I dont mind losing that data.

Regards
Mcmiles

corrupted directory

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