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From: ins_anmy@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU (Norman Yarvin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.att
Subject: Re: find: bad status-- /u/tu
Summary: me too
Message-ID: <1287@jhunix.HCF.JHU.EDU>
Date: 30 Mar 89 23:25:50 GMT
References: <948@rush.howp.com>
Reply-To: ins_anmy@jhunix.UUCP (Norman Yarvin)
Organization: JHU
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In article <948@rush.howp.com> bob@rush.howp.com (Bob Ames) writes:
>Anybody seen this:?
>
>3.51# find /u -print

[...]

>find: bad status-- /u/dummy
>find: bad status-- /u/someone

I have exactly the same problem with my filesystem in the neighborhood of
 /usr (in places where I have made changes.)  "find" seems to be the only
program affected, but I use "find".  I'm also using version 3.51 of the
operating system.

>This all started after we brought the machine back from ATT for a
>new power supply |-)

Yes, I got a new power supply too. :-?

				Norman Yarvin
		yarvin@cs.jhu.edu / ins_anmy@jhunix.UUCP

Disclaimer: Any opinions contained herein are mine, (c) 1989 Norman Yarvin. :-)