Removing a volume with no name

[charlesg]

Anyone knows how to remove a volume with no name. I've been banging my head for a while on this one. I know the volume exists cause I can do:

% mminfo -v -a -m -q 'volid=4294967295'

And I get the result. But I cannot delete that volid:

% nsrmm -d -v -V 4294967295
nsrmm: invalid volume id: 4294967295

Any ideas?

 

[TDun]

Get the volume name from the mminfo and try that in nsrmm -d -V volname
e.g. nsrmm -d -V TAP001

 

[charlesg]

The volume has no name. Don't ask me why but it doesn't. Here's the mminfo output:

volume written (%) expires read mounts capacity volid next type
27 MB 100% undef 40 MB 0 0 KB 4294967295 0

Can I give it a name somehow and than delete it?

 

[RichS24]

the best way to delete these is through the volume tab, on the gui.

It should be at the very top of the list. Cheers
richs24

 

[charlesg]

It does not show up in the "Volumes" window in the GUI and I have no idea why.

I can clearly see it using mminfo and a query on the VolID.

 

[TDun]

Try an nsrim -X to see if this sorts it out.

 

[RichS24]

and if that doesn't work, try scavenging your media database Cheers
richs24

 

[charlesg]

The nsrim -X option didn't work.

So what's the best way to manually hack through the media db. Is that documented somewhere?