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Use 'find' to locate corrupted files
Authored by: ChaChi on Oct 08, '05 03:18:13PM
Hi jonsaw, Seems to me like you are typing the $ at the beginning of the command ? If that's what you are doing try removing it like this:
find . ! -type d -amin -1 -print 2> /dev/null > /tmp/F


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