>Try the below that will help you get rid of the file. You find the<br>
>inode number and then delete the file using its inode number<br>
>ls -li<br>
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thanks for the suggestion. unfortunately this returns:<br>
$ ls -li<br>
total 0<br>
??--------- ? ? ? ? ? ΣΤ? ???ΡΤ? Τ?Σ
Φ??Τ?Σ??Σ [ 01 Ρ???Σ feat.???Υ??Ρ??
?Ρ????Τ???] Φ?????? (??? ????? ???Σ??Σ
Σ?Υ ?ΥΤ?Σ).mp3<br>
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> The following website suggests using a combination of ls -i and find.<br>
> <a onclick="return top.js.OpenExtLink(window,event,this)" href="http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/faq/questions/files-remove.html" target="_blank">http://www.cse.unsw.edu.au/faq/questions/files-remove.html</a><br>
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the suggestions here also failed:<br>
s$ find . -inum 0 -ok rm '{}' \;<br>
find: ./ΣΤΗ "ΙΟΡΤΗ ΤΗΣ Φ'ΝΤ'ΣΙ'Σ [ 01 ΡΟ"ΕΣ
feat.ΕΛΕΥΘΕΡΙ' 'Ρ''ΝΙΤ'ΚΗ] ΦΟ''Μ'Ι ("ΕΝ
ΕΙΝ'Ι ΟΚΟΣΜΟΣ ΣΟΥ 'ΥΤΟΣ).mp3: No such file or
directory<br>
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> If you have it - I've used konqueror to successfully remove such files<br>
> in the past.<br>
Similar behaviour in konqueror as in nautilus. Thunar also.<br>
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Thanks for the response. Anything else worth trying?<br>
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:) great