If your file are hidden in pen drive
1. Open MY COMPUTER and see the Drive letter for pen drive. here assume it is "G" Drive
2. Click on "Start" -->Run --> type command "cmd" and press Enter.
i. cd g: - press Enter.
ii. attrib -h -r -s /s /d *.* - press Enter.
1. Open MY COMPUTER and see the Drive letter for pen drive. here assume it is "G" Drive
2. Click on "Start" -->Run --> type command "cmd" and press Enter.
i. cd g: - press Enter.
ii. attrib -h -r -s /s /d *.* - press Enter.
iii. wait for some time that command to execute.
Now un-plug the drive and insert again, your hidden file will we visible normally.
Please write your valuable comments, About this Blogspot.
Now un-plug the drive and insert again, your hidden file will we visible normally.
Please write your valuable comments, About this Blogspot.
One of the best blogs for NetApp. period
ReplyDeleteThank you girish..,
ReplyDeleteRegards
Suresh
Excellent article! I am highly agree with the publisher's point of view.
ReplyDeleteData files removal situation is often a problem for the end user.
So that you can solve this problem, the gurus have launched a lot of important information retrieval alternatives.
If a data removal scenario has taken place, end user has to know which tool or application to use as a way to manage this situation of personal information loss.
deleted email
Thank you Leo
DeleteRegards,
Suresh
32 bit aggregate to 64 bit aggregate
ReplyDeleteIf there is any existing aggregate in 32bit means.
Create one aggregate with 64 bit
Fas > aggr status
Fas > aggr create aggr1 –B 34 10
Fas > vol create vol2 aggr1 100g
Fas > ndmpd on
Fas > ndmpd –l 0 –f /vol/vol1 /vol/vol2
Normal volume to root volume
Fas > aggr create aggr1 10
Fas > vol create vol1 aggr1 100g
Fas > ndmpd on
Fas > ndmpd –l 0 –f /vol/vol0 /vol/vol1
Fas > vol option vol1 root
Fas > reboot