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Subject: Re: Confused file name in directory
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As a last resort you could use 'clri' on the inode associated with that
file (use 'ls -li' to find the inode numner).  fsck will certainly allow
you to clear the directory entry once it realizes the inode's been zeroed.

--Pat.