Here is a transcript of a disk salvage done using the EMT terminal emulator to access the Apollo server connected to serial port #2 on the DN5500. Bold type is user input, the server has already been shut down.
NOTE 1: You can not run SALVOL on a mounted volume or a volume in use. Instead, shut down the workstation and bring up the standalone version.
NOTE 2: ESDI drives are referenced by 'w' but SCSI drives are referenced by 'w6:0' or 'w5:0', etc., where the digit is the SCSI ID.
$ emt emt> line 2 emt> raw emt> EMT remote mode... Fl to exit. <return> > re > re MD7C REV 8.00, 1989/08116.17:23:52 > ex salvol low: 01020000 high: 0109129A start: 010200E6 Salvol - Offline(7), revision 10.4, December 2, 1991 7:34:37 pm Select disk: [w=Winch|f=Floppy|q=Quit][ctrl#:][unit#] w Salvol options: -a : read all blocks in all files -f : fix disk errors without prompting -n : only salvage if disk needs it -s : print statistics at the end of salvage -t : terminal mode, do not pause during output -v : verify only (don't write anything to disk) Please input lvnum (1)[-option]...: 1 -f -a -s -t Preparing file list... Salvaging... % complete 20 40 60 80 100 Verifying reference counts... --- Salvage complete on logical volume: 1--- Summary: 301931 Kb free, previously 301913 Kb free, total capacity: 329388 Kb 885 objects were found using a total of 26056 Kb, average length 29 Kb 115 directories; 150 links; 8 catalogued objects not found Salvage complete Anything more to do? n
