Question for lmd0 trace file

Hi All,
Our db is 2 nodes RAC db on window 2003 server. The database version is 10.2.0.3 Enterprise Edition. My question is: we have the following messages in our db alert log but when I tried to look into the trace file I can’t find the trace file in that directory at all. Then I did the search and found this file in Recycle Bin folder. So I restored the file to d:\oracle\admin\avprod\bdump\ directory. The strange thing is that the modify date of the file is 9/26/09 but it contains data from 10/01/09. Can anybody tell me what is going here? Why this trace file can’t be regenerated after deletion?
Thu Oct 01 18:02:37 2009
Global Enqueue Services Deadlock detected. More info in file
d:\oracle\admin\avprod\bdump\avprod1_lmd0_5472.trc.
Thu Oct 01 18:05:49 2009
Global Enqueue Services Deadlock detected. More info in file
d:\oracle\admin\avprod\bdump\avprod1_lmd0_5472.trc.
Thanks a lot for your help and have a great weekend!
Shirley

Thanks Srini, for your response. The following is some of the content in lmd0 trace file:
*** 2009-10-01 18:00:42.343
* kjdrchkdrm: found an RM request in the request queue
Dissolve pkey 498214
DRM(480) ignoring dissolve of 498214
* kjdrchkdrm: found an RM request in the request queue
Dissolve pkey 498215
DRM(480) ignoring dissolve of 498215
*** 2009-10-01 18:02:37.171
Global Wait-For-Graph(WFG) at ddTS[0.12b] :
BLOCKED 00000002C399D470 5 [0xe4000b][0x237682],[TX] [1A2000-0003-0004049C] 1
BLOCKER 00000002C399D320 5 [0xe4000b][0x237682],[TX] [1C2000-0003-00021E4B] 1
BLOCKED 00000002C38B3760 5 [0x107001d][0x5db6],[TX] [1C2000-0003-00021E4B] 1
BLOCKER 00000002C38B34A8 5 [0x107001d][0x5db6],[TX] [1A2000-0003-0004049C] 1
*** 2009-10-01 18:05:08.375
Setting 3-way CR grants to 0 global-lru off? 0
*** 2009-10-01 18:05:39.781
Setting 3-way CR grants to 1 global-lru off? 0
Global Wait-For-Graph(WFG) at ddTS[0.12b] :
BLOCKED 00000002C36CAB68 5 [0xde000f][0x198822],[TX] [1B2000-0003-00025BA2] 1
BLOCKER 00000002C36CAA00 5 [0xde000f][0x198822],[TX] [1A2000-0003-0004048B] 1
BLOCKED 00000002C358C0C8 5 [0x1000017][0x5bbb6],[TX] [1A2000-0003-0004048B] 1
BLOCKER 00000002C358BF78 5 [0x1000017][0x5bbb6],[TX] [1B2000-0003-00025BA2] 1
*** 2009-10-01 18:06:10.812

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