On Mon, 23 Sep 2002 16:14:13 -0400, Charles Gagnon <charlesg AT UNIXREALM DOT 
COM>
wrote:

>Anyone knows how to remove a volume with no name. I've been banging my
head for
>a while on this one. I know the volume exists cause I can do:
>
>    % mminfo -v -a -m -q 'volid=4294967295'
>    volume                  written  (%) expires      read mounts capacity
volid      next type
>                             27 MB 100% undef       40 MB     0      0 KB
4294967295    0
>
>But I cannot delete that volid:
>
>    % nsrmm -d -v -V 4294967295
>    nsrmm: invalid volume id: 4294967295
>
>I guess would need to map this VolID to a name somehow right? Any ideas?

Here is something you might try. It's a bit long winded but might work.

Use nsrmm -d. This command will delete all volumes, but is interactive, so
you can say no to all except the one you want to delete. Worth a try?

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