> Using debugfs I can see that the file thinks it holds inode 0!
> The only way to fix the problem is to wipe out XFree86.0.log using the
> kill command in debugfs (using / mounted RO).
Do you do a fsck -f after debugfs? Is it still good then?
Oh, yeh, and do you have a backup? Now might be the time....
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