How to delete old system snapshot files?
Posted: 11 Dec 2024, 05:22
I have a huge number of files (10tb) located in
/Volume1/@sysSnapShoot/SystemSnapShot
I have verified this by logging into the ssh/telnet and using the DU command.
I'm not currently using any of the backup utilities such as Duple or snapshot, although I played with both for a while, and I found the duple name in several of the files in the snapshot tree.
I have system version 5.1.29. Per the instructions here: (viewtopic.php?t=2350) I logged in using the first account I created on the drive, which should have "root" access.
Many of the files within this SystemShapShot tree, I'm unable to delete using rm and unable to chmod. In all cases, I get an error: "Read-only file system"
sudo -i doesn't seem to work, neither does logging in as root.
I'm unsure how to proceed.
/Volume1/@sysSnapShoot/SystemSnapShot
I have verified this by logging into the ssh/telnet and using the DU command.
I'm not currently using any of the backup utilities such as Duple or snapshot, although I played with both for a while, and I found the duple name in several of the files in the snapshot tree.
I have system version 5.1.29. Per the instructions here: (viewtopic.php?t=2350) I logged in using the first account I created on the drive, which should have "root" access.
Many of the files within this SystemShapShot tree, I'm unable to delete using rm and unable to chmod. In all cases, I get an error: "Read-only file system"
sudo -i doesn't seem to work, neither does logging in as root.
I'm unsure how to proceed.