Debians, I goofed up a little while ago and connected two SCSI devices with the same ID. I've cleaned up the mess, but now I have a number of files in /home/lost+found that I can't seems to remove. Not even as root!
Typical output of ls -l on that directory looks like: b--s----wx 1 49439 5209 172, 30 Jan 21 1978 #53340 brws-wxr-- 1 24240 453 38, 90 Jul 7 1924 #53353 b--s---r-x 1 11001 2127 185, 124 Jun 12 1945 #53354 s-ws--s-wx 1 59857 23392 4294967295 Mar 22 1991 #53364 c-w--w---- 1 55518 35812 72, 84 Jan 2 1970 #53375 c--Srwxr-- 1 42739 61328 117, 78 Oct 1 1922 #53402 s-wSrws--t 1 2688 55369 4294967295 Nov 26 1973 #53422 c-----x-w- 1 15392 29539 115, 99 Sep 10 2028 #53443 br-Sr-Sr-x 1 14373 8224 116, 104 Feb 11 1995 #53445 c---r----- 1 24892 27504 32, 102 Aug 26 2027 #53448 c-----x-w- 1 15392 29539 115, 99 Sep 10 2028 #53475 c--xrwS--- 1 9285 9533 36, 87 Apr 8 1989 #53479 Totally weird, that is. I've moved the original and created a new lost+found with the same owner.group and permissions as the original but would like to get rid of the gunk above. Any ideas how? I've tried chown'ing and chmod'ing, but all I get is chown: <filename>: Operation not permitted Trying to rm -rf gives rm: cannot unlink `<filename>': Operation not permitted TIA, -- Olaf Meeuwissen Epson Kowa Corporation, Research and Development
