3.7.0 HP StorageWorks HP Scalable NAS File Serving Software administration guide - HP Scalable NAS 3.7 for Linux (AG513-96002, October 2009)

To delete a snapshot, select the snapshot on the Management Console, right-click,
and select Delete.
When deleting a snapshot volume from the command line, you will need to determine
which psd or psv volume contains the snapshot. The following command reports the
volumes used by the existing snapshots.
mx fs status ––snapshots
To delete the snapshot, type the following command:
mx snapshot destroy <volume>
Snapclone devices, like regular filesystem LUNs, cannot be deleted from the
Management Console. To delete snapclones, deport the volume containing the
snapclone and then delete the LUN(s) using the appropriate array-specific utilities.
Mount or unmount snapshots
Snapshots can be mounted or unmounted in the same manner as filesystems. Select
the snapshot on the Management Console, right-click, and select Mount or Unmount
as appropriate. If you are mounting a snapshot, the Mount Filesystem window
appears, allowing you to select mount options.
When mounting or unmounting a snapshot volume from the command line, you will
need to determine which psd or psv volume contains the snapshot. The following
command reports the volumes used by the existing snapshots.
mx fs status ––snapshots
To mount a snapshot, run the following command:
mx fs mount <volume>
To unmount a snapshot from the command line, run the following command:
mx fs unmount <volume>
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