charles f. zeitler wrote:
883393808812 torrents_isos/data
somethings wrong with t*s/data ....
This is very indicative of an open file handle not having been
closed properly, and even after removing the physical file, the drive
structure still believes it's there.
In my case, that was a syslog issue where I deleted a file, but its
handle remained open. Restarting syslog took care of it.
In your case, I would suggest restarting whatever process it is that
writes to those files on that drive, and failing that, restart the
computer and force a file check on that drive.
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