Re: [PLUG] Can't access part of Linux Share

[Jesse Huestis <jhuestis@comcast.net>]

free -m indicates a 307 meg swap free

Jesse



Paul wrote:

> Jesse Huestis wrote:
>
> > I have a share which hangs up when I drill down to a directory which 
> > has let say 4,000 photo files.
> > I do have a backup of about 95% of the files, but I was hoping 
> > someone has a suggestion on how to run recovery tools to enable me to 
> > access this share.
> >
> > Notes:  I can access it from the Linux box, but it is very, very slow.
> >
> > When I run free -m I only have 7 megs free
> >
> > Red  Hat 7.2
> >
> > Hmmm, I just checked again and the remote computer opened the dir 
> > after over 1 hour.
> > I was currios what can be done.
>
> If you have a file preview feature in your file manager and you are 
> using it, stop using it.
>
> What happens in a terminal if you "cd" to the directory and "ls -l" a 
> specific file name?
>
> How much swap does "free -m" tell you is being used?
>
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