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3. Select option “D”, “Disks and Volumes”.
4. Enter number of volume that is to be deleted.
5. Select option “8”, “Delete”.
6. As a sanity check, the system will prompt for the volume name. This is case
sensitive and it must be typed in exactly as it was entered when the volume was
created.
7. Select option “7”, “Proceed with delete”.
8. When complete, press the [Esc] key to return to the menu.
This functionality is also available through the StorEdge Web Admin.
To access these settings, log in, and navigate to File Volume Operations/Delete File
Volumes. Simply highlight the volume, click “Apply”, and answer “Yes” to the
confirmation box.
2.29 Reserved Filesystems and Directories
What is the function of the .attic$ directory?
The .attic$ directory is present by default at the root of all user created volumes.
Deleted files are temporarily stored here while being processed. Copying user data
here will result in that data being deleted.
What is the function of the /etc directory?
The /etc directory stores configuration and log files for the StorEdge. It is strongly
recommended that you do not write data to /cvol or modify data on /cvol. This
volume should only be accessed when following specific instructions from official
documentation or technical support.
What is the function of the /proc volume?
This is the procfs pseudo filesystem. It contains technical detail on running processes
and configuration parameters. This information is purely for diagnostic purposes,
and therefore isn’t needed for normal operation. It is not possible to copy user data
here.