2024 Session II (c242)

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    Comparing version 11:06, 19 Dec 2024 by jwagner with version 11:06, 19 Dec 2024 by jwagner.

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    During unrelated tests at MPIfR, unfortunately the filesystem metadata on 1 out of the 8 disks got erased, i.e., "erased" part of the module. During a later trip to APEX the missing 'GMVA_slot2' files of that disk were copied out from the still existing module there. These were then integrated back into BHC%0141. The missing 'data' files of that disk were less trivial to recover. Nevertheless, full recovery was successful. ModuleThe BHC%0141 contains the full original data again. For future reference the steps were:

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    During unrelated tests at MPIfR, unfortunately the filesystem metadata on 1 out of the 8 disks got erased, i.e., "erased" part of the module. During a later trip to APEX the missing 'GMVA_slot2' files of that disk were copied out from the still existing module there. These were then integrated back into BHC%0141. The missing 'data' files of that disk were less trivial to recover. Nevertheless, full recovery was successful. The BHC%0141 contains the full original data again. For future reference the steps were:

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    This revision modified by jwagner (Ban)

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    During unrelated tests at MPIfR, unfortunately the filesystem metadata on 1 out of the 8 disks got erased, i.e., "erased" part of the module. During a later trip to APEX the missing 'GMVA_slot2' files of that disk were copied out from the still existing module there. These were then integrated back into BHC%0141. The missing 'data' files of that disk were less trivial to recover. Nevertheless, full recovery was successful. Module BHC%0141 contains the full original data again. For future reference the steps were:

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