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Hi all !!

        Since I installed Linux 2.0.0 ( Slackware Dec'96) I noticed that
everytime a filesystem check was forced messages like this appeared:

        "Deleted inode N has zero dtime" where N is a number and the inode
numbers where always the same ones.

        Last week when I booted my box I noticed that the filesystem was
mounted readonly due to a kernel panic related to a filesystem error. I
had to use a rescue disk and use e2fsck and everything was fine again. But
yesterday it happened again and I'm starting to think that my hardisk is
getting tired and is going to "die" soon.

        What do you think I should do ???? Any help would be appreciated

        Thanks in advance and reply aldo via email if posiible

        Miguel L.

Quote:

>    Last week when I booted my box I noticed that the filesystem was
> mounted readonly due to a kernel panic related to a filesystem error. I
> had to use a rescue disk and use e2fsck and everything was fine again. But
> yesterday it happened again and I'm starting to think that my hardisk is
> getting tired and is going to "die" soon.

>    What do you think I should do ???? Any help would be appreciated

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