Help! There's a slash '/' in my filename.
Bernhard Schneck
bs at marvin.e17.physik.tu-muenchen.de
Sun Feb 3 03:28:26 AEST 1991
>I don't remember how hard it is to get around the restriction to writing
>directories as if they were files, but that would seem easier than
>clearing the inode and then picking up the peices of the file system. Of
>course if writing to the directory was becoming a problem, you could
>always get the directory's sector number from it's Inode and pull out a
>sector editor on the appropriate block /device. :-)
Not even that hard ... unmount the filesystem, and run fsdb (the file
system debugger) on it. My SysV.3.2 box had one for ths S51K, and the
4.3-tahoe and 4.3-reno releases have it for FFS (4.2) filesystems (in
/etc and /sbin resp.)
>Jamie ... "Who was that Masked Interrupt?"
\Bernhard.
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