Are there any work-arounds or planned fixes to this problem?
I'm getting the same fault when deleting a large number of files from a directory using the following bash shell script;
mkdir test_dir; for i in {1..300}; do touch test_dir/$i; done ; rm /test_dir/*
After this, fsck cannot fix the HFS+ partition, meaning all files are lost.
Are there any work-arounds or planned fixes to this problem?
I'm getting the same fault when deleting a large number of files from a directory using the following bash shell script;
mkdir test_dir; for i in {1..300}; do touch test_dir/$i; done ; rm /test_dir/*
After this, fsck cannot fix the HFS+ partition, meaning all files are lost.