Dear szonyi calin,
>Any ideea what can I do now ? (If you are interested in
>debugging this behaviour)
>I only want to help. I will reformat my partition anyway at
>a later time.
a solution could be to use perl and processing the filenames
one by one (stream/pipe).
I think glob and <> expression in perl are pretty much the same,
at least it's worth a try :)
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#!/usr/bin/perl
while (glob("/lost+found/*")) {
print "File: $_ \n";
#... other things to do
}
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> the good news is that fsck "fixed" my filesystem after 10 hours
> of running. The bad news is that now I have a directory which
> i cannot access (lost+found) I was trying every possible command
> to find out what's on that directory but all fail.
> I can cd in that directory but when i do a ls is says:
> memory exhausted. I gave him 4.5 GB of swap on a swap file
> and at some point it stops with an error (i don't remember if
> it's the same error)
> mc (midnight comander) stops with an LIB_error: cannot alocate
> xxx memory
> I remember that fsck said around 2000 directories and 600
> files were connected to lost+found
> Kernel is not compiled with huge memory.
> Any ideea what can I do now ? (If you are interested in
> debugging this behaviour)
> I only want to help. I will reformat my partition anyway at
> a later time.
> Thanks
> Bye
> Calin
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