On Thu, Sep 30, 2010 at 01:52:13PM +0530, Siju George wrote: > I happened to run > > #hammer pfs-master sgeorge-home > > inside another pfs :-( > > now it shows as > > lrwxr-xr-x 1 root 100 10 Sep 30 13:43 sgeorge-home -> @@PFS00008
The sgeorge-home above is just a stale symlink and you can simply rm it. The command has created a new PFS which you can access as /pfs/@@-1:00008, assuming that this HAMMER filesystem is mounted as /pfs. $ hammer pfs-status /pfs/@@-1:00008 should display the information of the PFS you've just created. To destroy this PFS, first create a symlink to it, then pfs-destroy on the symlink. # ln -s @@-1:00008 /pfs/oops # hammer pfs-destroy /pfs/oops However, this: # hammer pfs-destroy /pfs/@@-1:00008 left me with the PFS downgraded to slave and failed. Upgrading this to master, create a symlink to it, then destroying it also worked. # hammer pfs-upgrade /pfs/@@-1:00008 # ln -s @@-1:00008 /pfs/oops # hammer pfs-destroy /pfs/oops Cheers.
