Re: [foxboro] restoresymtable

 
Thanks Kevin. 

Nawaz


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From:  "Kevin Fitzgerrell" <fitzgerrell@xxxxxxxxx>
Reply-To:  foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
To:  foxboro@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  Re: [foxboro] restoresymtable
Date:  Tue, 22 May 2007 14:32:30 +0900
>Nawaz,
>
>The restoresymtable files are used by ufsrestore (ie, during a tape
>restore) as a checkpoint.  These files are only necessary to preserve
>if you're in the middle of doing incremental restores.  You should be
>able remove them without problems - in fact you should remove them
>after you're finished with any restore as they do take up lots of
>space.
>
>Regards,
>
>Kevin FitzGerrell
>
>
>On 5/22/07, nawaz akhtar <nawazakhtar@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>   Dear All,   Recently we have come across a problem on AW51B. We have
>>founda "restoresymtable" file on four partitions namely root, usr, var, &
>>opt. The problem is its size, which is very large and is causing the
>>partition to be ie 95% full. When and why is this file created, can we
>>deleteit without causing system to crash. Pls advise.   Nawaz Akhtar
>>nawaz.akhtar@xxxxxxxxxx[1]
>
>
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