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Yes I do have OS 9 clients also so that is probably how the Network Trash Folders are being filled.
Thanks!I’m having a similar problem with an xServe. I’ve tried a couple different install and clone options but I can’t seem to get it to boot off the software RAID mirror unless I hold down the option key and select the mirrored volume as the startup drive. I originally installed it onto one of the two internal drives with no raid. Rebooted it several time during the software updates with no problem. I then used carbon copy cloner to copy the system to a clean external firewire drive doing a fix permissions before the clone. I then tested the clone by setting the startup disk to the new firewire drive and it booted fine. While booted to that new clone, I ran disk util and created the RAID mirror and cloned it back to the new RAID volume. That’s when it started not booting from the RAID. I just get the not permitted (no smoking circle / thingie) unless I hold down the option key and select it as the startup disk. Then all is well. I’ve run permission repairs after booting to the RAIDed system but still no luck. I just got done re-cloning it, booting the xserve in target disk mode, deleting the RAID mirror from my laptop booted with the clone, and then re-cloning to the new RAID mirror, but the same thing happens. Any ideas?
