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Ok here gets realy interesting :

$ mount /mnt/nwfs/
$ mount | grep nwfs
/NWSERVER:ADMIN/SDI on /mnt/nwfs (nwfs)
$ file /mnt/nwfs/.
/mnt/nwfs/.: directory
$ rm /mnt/nwfs/*
rm: /mnt/nwfs/DESKTOP.AFP: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/Icon: Unknown error: 35216
rm: /mnt/nwfs/Network Trash Folder: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/a: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/agica: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/baby: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/data: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/deleted.sav: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/fokonyv: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/test: is a directory
rm: /mnt/nwfs/x: is a directory
$ cp /tmp/testfile1 /mnt/nwfs

# yayy problem here
$ file /mnt/nwfs/.
/mnt/nwfs/.: can't stat `/mnt/nwfs/.' (No such file or directory).

# here we use a little trick
$ file /mnt/nwfs/a/../.
/mnt/nwfs/a/../.: directory

# and whoola its readable again
$ file /mnt/nwfs/.
/mnt/nwfs/.: directory

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If after problem I go inside the /mnt/nwfs dir and repeat ls several times 
I got:

$ file /mnt/nwfs/.
/mnt/nwfs/.: can't stat `/mnt/nwfs/.' (No such file or directory).
$ cd /mnt/nwfs
$ ls
ls: .: No such file or directory
$ ls
ls: .: No such file or directory
$ ls
ls: .: No such file or directory
$ ls
ls: .: No such file or directory
$ ls
DESKTOP.AFP             a                       data                    test
Icon                    agica                   deleted.sav             testfile2
Network Trash Folder    baby                    fokonyv                 x
$ 

hm strange ...

Kernel is compiled with 
options     HZ=1000

Can be this the problem ? 


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