I had a fileserver that has 'gone beyond', and moved the AFS-harddisk to another server, but the new server states that the two largest partitions on that harddrive contains nothing. The original servers bootdisk crashed horribly, so I couldn't do neither vos syncvldb nor syncserver, which seems like a great idea before moving afs-harddisks from one server to another. When moved, 'df' says that they are xx% full, and afs-fsck says that these two partitions contain a large number of files (AFS-files even), BUT, if I do: 'ls /vicep<letter>' on them, they show nothing at all (except . and ..), and 'vos listvol -server <myserver> -part <sameletter>' says the same, 0 volumes. Other vicepX partitions show files called VOxxxxxxxx.vol where xxxxxx matches the id for the volumes there, even if they all have sizes that are <100bytes. There isn't even an lost+found directory on my troublesome partitions. I know the files are there somewhere, but I can't get afs to read them. 8'( I'm running afs3.4 on a Sparc10 with Solaris 2.4.
