Francis Swasey wrote:
You could unmount and manually remove, if you can find the real file.
I'd personally try the -C flag to nsrstage first -- which should do just
what you want.
Thanks. I tried that. No errors, but it didn't remove it. Odd. So, I
unmounted the file type device and retried - not that I thought that
would work, but what the heck - and the results were the same.
Since the savetime for the file is unique, I can easily identify it.
Also, it's name is ssid.0, so I considered just removing the file while
I had the device unmounted, but to be clever, I ran scanner to add the
ssid back to the media database as:
scanner -s server -t file -m -S ssid/cloneid /ftypedevice > /dev/null
That worked. I then remounted the device and then ran nsrstage as:
nsrstage -v -b 'clone pool' -m -S ssid/cloneid
That worked. It's gone now.
George
Frank
On 6/16/10 4:42 PM, George Sinclair wrote:
Since NW doesn't know it's there, can I simply unmount the volume,
manually delete the file, and then remount?
I guess I could scan the device, but I don't really need the saveset
there since I already have a copy on the clone.
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