Red flashing files in Linux

 

 

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In general, the loss of files may lead to the emergence of many red files and directory names. These files and directory names are usually invalid links.

In general, the loss of files may lead to the emergence of many red files and directory names. These files and directory names are usually invalid links.

For example, the link file of A is B, but a loses B. This is the case. In this case, it is certainly not ruled out that your file system is complete.

Linux system Color Representation:

Blue indicates the directory;

Green indicates the executable file;

Red indicates the compressed file;

Light blue indicates a link file;

Gray indicates other files;

Red flashes indicate that the link file is faulty;

Yellow indicates the device file, including block, Char, and FIFO.

Use dircolors-P to see the default color settings, including various colors and definitions such as "bold", underscores, and flashes. Solution: