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07-28-2008
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help for /Input/outpur error
Hi all,
I mounted a directory "work" using mount command and then unmounted after i finished my work. Now when i am trying to run a command like $ find / -name nameoffile it says #find: /mnt/work: Input/output error. If anyone can help on this? Thanks .. 
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07-28-2008
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Maybe it is not umounted correctly. Check with a plain "mount" if you can see it. Mount and umount it again and try to start a "find" again.
If the problem persists and you don't need it anymore, delete it and try again.
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07-29-2008
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Thanks a lot...
Tried all.. but in vain.. even I was not able to delete .. same error message it displays... when i see from dmesg command.. i found some errors .. so feels like some memory corruption... thanks ..
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