Brendan Grossman wrote:
Hi everyone
I'm getting the following errors...
Checking setuid/setgid files and devices:
Setuid/device find errors:
find: /mnt/files/Music/K(kD\89v: No such file or directory
find: /mnt/files/Music/cN>[EMAIL PROTECTED]: No such file or directory
find: /mnt/files/Music/xuz?/z?/.?AV: No such file or directory
....
# ls -l /mnt/files/Music/
ls: "6?>c(??.v]z: No such file or directory
ls: 3????E1K.Uc?: No such file or directory
ls: ?:*-gl`?.ElU: No such file or directory
The disk on /mnt/files is FAT32. No other directories have this problem. The
disk was in a Linux box previously and I could see the files fine.
FAT32 support is not perfect in OpenBSD. The archives will tell you
that. Nowadays, I only use it when I really need to.
Any way I can "recover" the data?
- unmount/remount the partiton
- boot windows, or some os with better support for FAT32
$ Alexander
