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Unable to access/rename/delete directory

cn flag

When I list files/directories with command ll | grep 'TM'

ls: cannot access TM: No such file or directory
???????????  ? ?      ?         ?            ? TM

I can see TM folder is listed but when rename/deleting or accessing, it gives error -

rm -rf TM
rm: cannot remove ‘TM’: Is a directory

mv TM TM1
mv: cannot stat ‘TM’: No such file or directory

ls TM
ls: cannot access TM: No such file or directory

I cannot perform any action on it. Why could it be so? Also help to understand why user, permission, size, date etc set to ? for it.

PonJar avatar
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Add the output of ls -l to your question showing the TM directory.
cn flag
Actually `TM` was mounted directory I unmounted it and then can process on it.
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