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From: "Dave MacFarlane" <driusan@driusan.net> 
Date: Thu, 04 Jul 2024 09:15:13 -0400 
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Subject: Re: [9front] Full cwfs fscache 
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Quoth qwx@sciops.net: 
> Hi, 
>  
> This is the simplest case, but it would make sense to add a section 
> about it in fqa9.  You also should do 'check rtmp' on the cwfs 
> console after recovery (see fs(8)).  So, in case you fill up your 
> cache or have an unclean shutdown or such, typically you would: 
>  
> - boot and append the -c flag to bootargs to enter config mode (instead 
>   of using the iso or entering the shell and starting cwfs manually) 
> - enter 'recover main' and 'end' 
> - run 'check rtmp' etc in the cwfs console once successfully booted. 
>  
> Again, this only covers the simplest case.  I'll think about a nice 
> phrasing for the fqa unless there are any objections. 
>  
> Cheers, 
> qwx 
>  
 
That makes sense to me, like I said someone else could write a better 
entry than me.  I just wanted to include something in my message as a 
starting point.  I think the important part to me is that what to try 
if a cwfs cache is filled is documented somewhere other than scattered 
around man pages on the file system that won't mount and in various 
developer's heads. 
 
(I forgot to include it in the instructions but I did do a check rtmp 
on my system.) 
 
- Dave