>> I ran fsck -c /dev/sd2a in single-user mode.  I was mounted as r/w at the
>> time.
>
>Never run fsck on a filesystem that is mounted read-write.
>Definitely not without the -n (no write) option (which is how /etc/daily
>runs it).

Details, details...  :)

Well, at least it wasn't a system at work.  I think they'd be pissed. (I
work for an ISP)  I'm still learning the ropes.  By the way, things are
still working okay, but am I pretty much "screwed" as far as the disk goes?
or is there a magical repair to this?

Thanks,

Jon