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206 Troubleshooting
Description rmdir also deletes mount points (Windows system-specific).
Explanation If an FSE volume is mounted to the directory, for example:
fse --mount I:\fse\fsefs_01 \\?\Volume{...}\
and then rmdir is executed, for example:
rmdir /S /Q I:\fse\fsefs_01
it deletes all files and directories together with the mount point.
Workaround You need to redefine the FSE volume and mount it using the fse --mount command. For
details, see chapter ”Configuring FSE” on page 37.
Description After formatting an FSE partition, the FSE partition is not mounted and HSM does not start
(Windows system-specific).
Explanation This happens because formatting remounts the volume and the file system filter cannot attach to
it. You need to unmount the partition first and only then mount it.
Workaround To mount the FSE partition, proceed as follows:
1. Unmount the FSE partition on a client using fse --umount.
2. On the FSE server, disable the FSE partition using the command:
fsepartition --disable PartitionName
Instead of disabling it, you can also remove it by running:
fsepartition --remove PartitionName
3. Format FSE partition on client using Disk Management (select Start > Settings > Control
Panel, double-click Administrative Tools > Computer Management, in the Computer
Management GUI, select Storage > Disk Management, right-click the belonging volume
and select Format).
If there have been any partition schema changes, restart the appropriate FSE client.
4. On the FSE server, depending on step 2, you need to enable the FSE partition if it was
disabled, or add it if it was removed.
To enable the FSE partition, use the command:
fsepartition --enable PartitioName
To add it, use the command:
fsepartition --add PartitionName
5. Mount the FSE partition on the client using fse --mount.