> it. "(some contents unreadable)".Same with /doc partition.

regardless of the file manager you're using (although i'm tempted to
believe that you're using nautilus), could it simply be that you (the
common user) do not have enough privileges (or however that is spelt)
to read some directories in /usr (which is quite natural) or /doc?
your fsck output looks fine.  

> /doc: recovering journal
> /doc: clean, 29/393600 files, 32977/787177 blocks
> 
> ---------
> What does this 32977/787177  blocks mean?Is it space used or is it some error?
i'm guessing its the number of blocks used. i dont have it in me to
check the man for what it really means.

~sagar

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Sagar Gokhale
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