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/bin strange permission, corrupted? [solved]

Hi
I think my /bin is corrupted which is why I can’t boot my server.. Anyone knows what below file permission means?

Code:

# ls -l /mnt/sysimage | grep bin
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 12288 Sep 29 11:23 sbin
?r--rw-x 41112 16694 1305152 0 Feb 10 2055 bin

Tried overwriting, deleting,chmod,chown but none works on /bin

---------- Post updated at 09:48 AM ---------- Previous update was at 05:28 AM ----------

fsck solved the issue ,

Code:

./fsck /dev/sda2
/1 contains a file system with erros,check forced
Pass 1: checking inodes/Blocks and sizes
Inode 2463617 has imagic flag set. Clear (Y)
Inode 2463618 is in use,but has dtime set Fix (y)
...

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