Hello:
In a few days ago here, the SUSE presents the following problem:
I went to empty the trash, it is still a while and then said that it was not possible to delete the folder or file ‘x’ (x as a small example). But the most strange is that after displaying that message, the partition where is the ‘home’ and the folder ‘Trash-0’ (the trash folder) turn as read-only partition. I tried a procedure that is unmount and remount the partition where is the ‘home’ and other folders I have in the same partition for Samba and a variety of backups.
That procedure of unmount and remount the partition, for now works fine as a rw partition, but then I try to delete the folders and files that generate conflict, is again frozen and at times I have left the partition as read-only… And start again.
The user folders and files do not seem to have no problem and I am not returned to use this files, while not solve the problem. I do not want to delete them because they have very vital information.
My system is:
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Chipset: nVidia MCP61
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CPU: AMD Athlon 64X2 6000+
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MEM: Kingston 2GB DDR2
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VGA: ATI Radeon X1550
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HDD: SAMSUNG SATA II 1 TB
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/dev/sda1: SWAP
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/dev/sda2: ROOT (Reiserfs)
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/dev/sda3: HOME (Reiserfs)
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/dev/sda4: SRV (Reiserfs)
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OS: openSUSE 11 - 2.6.25.16-0.1-default x86_64
As a precaution, I have the automount of the /home partition disabled. Any help would be very useful.
Greetings:
Camilo Bohórquez.
Bogotá (Colombia)