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Cisco Content Routing Software Configuration Guide and Command Reference

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Chapter 3 Maintaining the Content Routing Software

Repartitioning the Content Router Disks

At any time, you can use the show dosfs volumes command to verify volume status.

Console# show dosfs volumes

/c0t0d0s1: mounted

/c0t1d0s1: mounted

/local: mounted

Note You can substitute the alias /local for the dosfs volume name /c0t0d0.

The dosfs partition may be unmounted if the dosfs unmount command was executed. If the dosfs

partition is unmounted, mount the dosfs partition using the dosfs mount command.

If the dosfs mount command does not work properly, execute the show disk-partitions command.

Check for the UVFAT partition. The size of the dosfs partition should be approximately 2 gigabytes. A

sector is equal to 512 bytes. If there is no disk partition for the dosfs, see the next section “Repartitioning

the Content Router Disks.”

If the dosfs volume does not mount, perform the procedure in the “Checking and Repairing DOS File

System Volumes” section on page 3-8. If the dosfs volume still does not mount after you perform this

procedure, repartition and reformat the disks as described in the next section, “Repartitioning the

Content Router Disks.”

Caution Anytime a volume is partitioned or formatted, all the data on the disk is lost.

Repartitioning the Content Router Disks

Caution Whenever a disk is partitioned, all the data on the disk is lost.

To repartition disk 0, which is the location of the dosfs partition, enter the disk partition command.

Note The name of disk 0 is /c0t0d0.

Console# disk partition /c0t0d0 dosfs

this will create a dos partition

total size of disk = 17836667

CISCO_UVFAT_1 vol /c0t0d0s1 part_off 63 part_siz 3906250

Following a repartition, you must format and mount the dosfs using the following commands:

• dosfs format

• dosfs mount

If the first disk is reformatted, all the cache data is lost as well as all data in the dosfs partition. It will

be necessary to reinstall the software image. See the “Recovering the Software” section on page 3-4.

Note If the dosfs partition is not mounted correctly, an error message may be generated from the CLI. An

example of this error message follows.

Console#

cli command

Could not get stat information about /local <====

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