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From: "Jay Rothschild" <jay@ais.net>
Subject: Re: Bad file descriptor
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Never Mind... I figured out to unmount the dev and fsck fixed it up

Jay Rothschild <jay@ais.net> wrote in article
<01bc4f22$8ba41540$32a19acf@jay>...
> 
> On a FreeBSD 2.2.1 machine with Adaptec 2940 UW, & Quantum Atlas II 4.5GB
> UW, the daily security check found this:
> checking setuid files and devices:
> find: /home1: Bad file descriptor
> find: /home1: Bad file descriptor
> 
> Luckily nothing in that directory, but I would like to get that 2gb back.
> The directory is visible with an ls /, but not visible with an ls -l /.
Any
> ideas on how to fix this?
> 
>