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On 11 Jul 2009 09:47 -0000, by leenakgiri@... (leenakgiri):
> [root@server1 leena]# cd /
>
>
> [root@server1 leena]#ls -lsrt
> total 226
> ? ?--------- ? ? ? ? ? sysmgt
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> My question is why do I get such output.

First off it would appear that unless you have an unusual prompt setup
(every bash setup I've seen recently has had "user@server cwd" for
prompt data), your 'cd' is broken - in which case you have bigger
problems than a weird directory entry.

Second, what does 'stat /sysmgt' say with nothing mounted there? (That
is, the same conditions that produce the output quoted above.)

Third, can the system mount /sysmgt on reboot?

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