I believe many Linux users had already experienced some stubborn files happened after the incompleted process of files copy or delete. Besides it makes other files and folders becomed undeletable too. This is quite a unique feature of Linux (unwanted), isn't it?
Last month I had experienced it again, caused by my US$1 USB cable or multicard reader, . But a few days ago I found a easy trick to delete those stubborn files.
I had used GParted to resize my micro SD card partition. Then after new partition was created, I found there's a lot of strange files created, but they were easily deleted, which mean those original files and folders become editable again.
So GParted had created a new directory tree and turn those corrupted file allocation into the junk files.
PRO: This resize-partition process is only 1 minute (P4 2.66, ram bus 333). So it's much convenienced than copying data to another storage, format the drive and move those data back again, especially when there are many thousands of files or other storage is not big enough.
CON: My micro SD card became unboostable, (..................Kill Knit..................)
Many thanks to Jemimah whose Saluki Custom Builder had put me into the condition to get the EXT3 partition.
