From: Bob.Kelley@BRINKSINC.COM
Date: Wed Jan 14 2004 - 10:03:51 EST
Depends on several factors bc these files were from a previous hardware
failure of some type. Check dates, file types, things like this and make
the call. If they've been there a while, chances are you don't need em if
you are running prod now this far along without incident.
Bobby Kelley Jr.
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We moved a system from one machine and san disk to another machine and
san disk and restored the data with adsm. On the source machine there
were many lost+found files and like a good adsm backup and restore they
restored and appear on the new disk too. But of coarse they are
irrelevant to this disk.
Should I just go and delete each one to make it clean now?
The best thing would to have excluded them from the restore....
Norman
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