Hello,
when I list my files with the command find, I receive errors like this:
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
Why I receive this errors? How to avoid them?
Thank you in advance.
“Yanick Aubut” <yaubut@sigma-techno.com> wrote in message
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Hello,
when I list my files with the command find, I receive errors like this:
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
Why I receive this errors? How to avoid them?
Two things, run chkfsys to ensure the filesystem is intact.
Second make sure you have the latest version of QNX (4.25E);
I have this vague recollection that it was fixed in a patch
(really not sure)
Thank you in advance.
Is it possible that these are sym-links that are no longer (or at least not
currently) valid?
That would be my guess.
You can create a sym-link to something and then remove (or unmount) the
something. But the symlink is still there. If the files/directories were
on a removable device, it isn’t really and “error” so much as a “status”
condition. You can just remount the device and all is well again. A
mounted floppy would be a good example.
Good luck.
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote in message
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“Yanick Aubut” <> yaubut@sigma-techno.com> > wrote in message
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Hello,when I list my files with the command find, I receive errors like this:
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad
file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
Why I receive this errors? How to avoid them?Two things, run chkfsys to ensure the filesystem is intact.
Second make sure you have the latest version of QNX (4.25E);
I have this vague recollection that it was fixed in a patch
(really not sure)
Thank you in advance.
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Yanick Aubut <yaubut@sigma-techno.com> wrote:
Hello,
when I list my files with the command find, I receive errors like this:
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
Haven’t you a large hard disk ? e.g. Over 60MB ?
If yes then option -H is inevitable for Fsys (see a thread above).
Andy
Why I receive this errors? How to avoid them?
Thank you in advance.
andy@microstep-mis.com wrote:
Yanick Aubut <> yaubut@sigma-techno.com> > wrote:
Hello,when I list my files with the command find, I receive errors like this:
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file descriptorHaven’t you a large hard disk ? e.g. Over 60MB ?
60GB of couse.
If yes then option -H is inevitable for Fsys (see a thread above).
And additional question: have you same errors for all trials, or the
reported files are varying ?
Andy
Why I receive this errors? How to avoid them?
Thank you in advance.
Hard disk : 10 Go
The reported files is the same each week.
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andy@microstep-mis.com > wrote:
Yanick Aubut <> yaubut@sigma-techno.com> > wrote:
Hello,when I list my files with the command find, I receive errors like this:
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad
file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src/back1912): Bad file
descriptor
find: Can’t read directory entry. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file
descriptor
find: Error closing directory. (//1/home/jdibv/src): Bad file
descriptorHaven’t you a large hard disk ? e.g. Over 60MB ?
If yes then option -H is inevitable for Fsys (see a thread above).
And additional question: have you same errors for all trials, or the
reported files are varying ?Andy
Why I receive this errors? How to avoid them?
Thank you in advance.
<andy@microstep-mis.com> wrote in message
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Yanick Aubut <> yaubut@sigma-techno.com> > wrote:
Haven’t you a large hard disk ? e.g. Over 60MB ?
I had to chuckle when I read this.
60 MB is considered a large disk?
I think I have a video card with 60 MB (well almost!)
Bill Caroselli (Q-TPS) <QTPS@EarthLink.net> wrote:
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Yanick Aubut <> yaubut@sigma-techno.com> > wrote:Haven’t you a large hard disk ? e.g. Over 60MB ?
I had to chuckle when I read this.
60 MB is considered a large disk?
I think I have a video card with 60 MB (well almost!)
60G of couse. Smile!