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Hi guys,

Met a new problem lately with 1bash being unable to read or open with the error saying :

" Error reading lock file ./.1bash.swp: Not enough data read"

Has anybody seen this before and how to solve this? I don't want to reinstall the whole OS just because of 1bash isn't opening. The miner works fine and been on for over 10 days but I can't change any settings or anything due to this problem.

Its usually a swp file created when editing with nano and stoped nano with ctrl-z instead of exiting
Remove the file with:

Code:

rm .1bash.swp

Thanks for your quick response but the command you gave doesn't do anything , I've tried the same with sudo and my file name but with no success.

Are there any alternative ways to solve this?

Please as user m1 do:

Code:

ls -al *bash

and paste output here.
Thx

m1@m1-desktop:~$ ls -al *bash
-rw-r--r-- 1 m1 m1 79986 Nov 13 17:03 1bash

This is what I get when using your command

Ok, do a ls -al of the .swp file and post the output please.

You may try to install mc (apt-get install mc), run like this:

Code:

mc

And see if you can delete the file (F8 over the file) or post the error mc says.

That "./" is weird