Re: unrecoverable operation really recoverable?

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From: Eric P. Scott
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 06:52

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In article <1992Jul19.154807.3065@afs.com> greg@afs.com
	(Gregory H. Anderson) writes:
>You now have a NetInfo domain named 'network' that you don't really need.  
>Replacing hostconfig causes it to be ignored, but if you want to reclaim  
>the disk space, go to /etc/netinfo (as root) and 'rm -r network.nidb'.

ONLY if NetInfo isn't running (i.e. booted single-user).  If
NetInfo is running (as will be normally), the proper command
would be

	nidomain -d network

					-=EPS=-

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