On 10/11/11 3:36 PM, Michael Leone wrote:
> 1. Use "diskshadow /l writers.log" to start diskshadow and direct output to a 
> log file. 2.
> From the DISKSHADOW> prompt run "list writers detailed". 3. Exit diskshadow. 
> The writers.log
> will contain the list of files for all writers. Search for a thread from 
> mid-august of 2011
> called "NW 7.6.2 and the DISASTER_RECOVERY: saveset", for more info. I have 
> the same problem
> - Lotus Notes installed onto Drive E:, and since it registers itself as a 
> critical system
> file, the DISASTER_RECOVERY: saveset includes all of Lotus Notes (350G+), and 
> then I would
> also have to backup the E: drive *again* so I can do recovers of individual 
> files. I just
> turned off DISASTER_RECOVERY:, it was the only feasible solution. 

Michael,

  I vaguely remember that issue.  However, I think in your case, NetWorker was 
correct that the
system considered your E: drive to be critical.  In my case, WSB (using the 
commands EMC
provides in esg122599) says the S: drive is NOT critical, yet NetWorker's 
DISASTER_RECOVERY:\
save set insists that OSSR_S (all 4TB of data) is part of what is critical.  
I'm at the point
in my SR where the level 1 tech is struggling to recreate the problem on their 
systems.

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