It was founded in January 1997 by a consortium of leading UK cosmologists, brought together by Stephen Hawking. It is funded by SGI, Intel, HEFCE and PPARC. the time of writing (May 2004), COSMOS has just entered its sixth incarnation, a 152cpu/152GB SGI Altix 3700. This platform is at the forefront of (distributed) shared memory HPC technology (as were the SGI Origin systems preceding it).

If you deleted the file in the Recycle Bin or emptied the Recycle Bin, refer to File System Issues for more information. If your file cannot be found during find operation, the deleted file/directory may be still on disk but is no longer referenced by an existing folder. In this case you will need to run the 'Find lost data' search. In the case this process does not find your file you may need to run the 'Full scan/ find format' search. See the User Guide for more information.

It does not matter whether the new file name is the same as the old one or not. Restorer2000 will restore a file as long as its information is not overwritten. Restorer2000 thoroughly scans a hard disk and tries to find all partitions that exist or existed on the disk. After scanning a disk Restorer2000 builds and shows a list of all partitions which traces have been found on that disk.

Once a file has been removed (or expired) from our servers, it is no longer accessible. The original sender would have to upload it again.

If you accidently delete a file and want to check if that file was saved on the incremental backup disk you can run "getback". For example, user 'someone' accidently removed the file 'foo' from ~/bar directory: If 'foo' is in the listing then it can be retrieved by executing 'getback foo'. If not then send mail to help and request that the file ~/bar/foo be restored from the latest fulldump tape. (Please remember to give the complete path- name of the file(s)).

Windows and several programs need the Windows standard fonts (core fonts) Arial, Times New Roman, Courier New, Symbol and Marlett. These may not be uninstalled. The Marlett font is used for menus, dialog boxes and Windows typical symbols. Please, move your mouse pointer over these fonts. Now you see in the status bar, in which directory you will find these fonts It isn't mandatorily, that the installed fonts have to be in the Windows Font folder.

The trash goes out at 3:00 A.M after 7 days and destroys deleted items. If you catch your mistake before that time you can you can retrieve your mail. From your Trash on your EdNet desktop, find message, document, etc., highlight, right-click and choose Undelete.

There are certain files and directories kept in your home directory, which is mounted as your H: drive on the PC, that are used by applications and commands. If they are removed the application will fail to work as expected. This list is a pointer to those files, some of which can be recreated in their default state using the create command. Created by the system as a directory for your files that no one else can read. Recreated by the system if deleted.

Yes. On most Netware servers deleted files are kept for at least 8 days before they are purged. Note that it is only deleted files that are kept. If you overwrite a file you will not be able to recover this file using the method below. To salvage(un-delete) a file in your personal directory open up Windows Explorer and go to the U: drive and then the first letter of your last name. If you deleted files in a sub-directory, navigate to the directory containing that sub-directory.

The main scenario here is deleting a file (by mistake or intentionally) outside of Team Foundation and then trying the get that file back from source control. If the file version has not changed the server thinks the user already has the file and does not copy it over. This is because the server keeps a list of files that the user already has and when activities are made outside of source control this list becomes out of date.

Unfortunately, no. We support 1,600 students and more than 100 instructors every semester, and there's no way we could offer this service to everyone. To be on the safe side, back up your files to a diskette from a CIRCA PC, or on your home computer, if you own one. If you use the asWe HTML editor to create web content, look for a ".bak" file with the same name--these automatic backups can be handy.

We can only help recovering files that were saved to our servers (mainly to BioArk) and that resided on the server for at least one day. Please send us the date the file was deleted/lost and its name and location (folder path on the server), and we will try to restore it for you if it is possible. Some of the CCI IBM computers (8187 and 8189 series) have trouble automatically recognizing external USB devices plugged into them (USB memory keys and other external drives).

Perhaps. It depends on how much time has elapsed since the file was deleted. If the folder was on a local hard drive, it might be in the Recycle Bin, where you can right-click on it and Choose restore. If it's on the network, it's possible that System Administration can recover it from the backup tape. You'll need to tell us the name of the file and the date of the nightly backup you want it recovered from.

Backups are performed nightly after hours. In order for your file to have been backed up, it must have existed at least over night so it was saved to tape. If this was the case, email clue@iastate.edu, and give us the full path to the file that you deleted, and the time that you deleted it so we can grab the latest version.

The file is deleted from your local machine, which is then synchronized to the server, and finally synchronized to any other machines that you may log in to with the iFolder client. If you accidentally deleted the file, you can either undelete from the trash bin (also known as the conflict bin) or connect to the iFolder server using a browser and download the file. Be careful not to use the iFolder client to connect, or it will delete the file from the server.

Click the view purchase history link in "my account" section, and then choose the download you have deleted. Then simply click the "Download Now" button to download your choice again.

No, we can try to take the file from the backup. We make backup every night, can retrive a file which have stayed on the server at least 1 night and up to 30 days ago. If this is the case ask your sysadmin. You need to contact your sysadmin directly (not per email, or web) to fix this problem. He does not have the password, so he'll ask you to give a new one. Could be that you are on the boundary of your quota.

Sol: PC Privacy does not delete index.dat files. It cleans the content inside it when you logoff and login. You can notice that the file size of index.dat file will be reduced after cleaning it using PC Privacy.

We???re still working on putting up some formal performance numbers, but preliminary results show that ext3cow is performance-equivalent to ext3.

Yes. Every time one of your users performs a "transaction" on your File-Works site, it is recorded in your Log File. From your File-Works Administration page, you can see every time a user uploaded, downloaded, created, moved, or deleted a file or folder. You see the user's name and the date and time they performed the action. Have a question not on our list? Ask it here, and we'll get back to you as quickly as we can — usually within 24 hours.

First, make sure it is actually gone. If you haven't emptied the recycle bin, it might still be there! If you have computer, the greater the chances that file will be overwritten and therefore gone for good. We can hook your The logo and name is actually a reference to the his dog. Why did he use her for his mascot? Why not? She's

Send a suitable message to root. The message must state the names of the files or directories that you want restored and the date when the files were last present. All of this information is needed to determine which backup set is to be used. These requests may be accumulated and executed once per week. Note that a restoration may result in more recent files of the same name being overwritten.

It's gone. The recycle bin works only for local files (meaning those on the local drive, usually c:). This is by design, so if this design decision bothers you, please complain to Microsoft, not me.

Backups are normally run each morning at 2:00am. If the file was not on the system at that time, we CANNOT recover the file. Recovered files will be in the state they were in at the time of last backup. To request recovery of a file, run the trouble program (http://www.cs.colostate.edu/cgi-bin/trouble.pl)) which will prompt you for all the information necessary to recover the file. Note, the backup/recovery service is only for recovery of files in an emergency situation.

Backups of the entire file system are made once every weekday around 11pm. On weekends (Saturday and Sunday) no backups are made. If you create and lose a file between backups, you are out of luck---there is nothing that can be done. On the other hand, if the file has been available for over 24 hours during a weekday, then the last version can be recovered. Please note that file recoveries are tedious chores and rate an extremely low priority.

The files on the shared drive are backed up, but it its very difficult to restore deleted files. If you need to have a file restored please submit an urgent ticket. Note: This tutorial was with the assumption that you have already made a digital portfolio, and now need to get it on the web Now that you have the webpage all built, you want to put it on the plato's websever that the school has set up for just this. Every student has a specific folder under the student part of the web drive.