On Wed, 16 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> I have a persistant problem: every now and then (not always) when I
> restart my machine, fsck reports: "/dev/hda7 contains a file system
> with errors, check forced" (hda7 is my root-partition). It then finds
> about 10 problematic files saying "Setting filetype for entry XXX in
> YYY to 6".
>
> Now I have figured out that not only are these "files" the same every
> time but: THEY ARE ALL SOCKETS! Can anyone explain why this causes a
> (as it seems false) problem for fsck, and what I can do to explore
> this further?
>
> I use a Dell laptop with a IBM-KDLA-23240 hard-disk, and my Linux
> partition is about 1.9G.
>
> Jesper
Can you post the names of the files its complaining about?
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-David Talbot
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So long as the government has the power to invade our lives, rummage through
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much freedom and take-home pay as the politicians condescend to let us have.
-Harry Browne Libertarian Canidate for President (www.HarryBrowne2000.org)
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