Ok chat fixed it!  So replicaiton was deleted both source and destination, but for some reason the root chkpt's were not removed.  Learned from chat- First you check the info for the specific file system nas_fs -i vm1-sata in the ckpts it shows root_rep_ckpt_38_37335_1,root_rep_ckpt_38_37335_2  Then the command to delete them /nas/sbin/rootnas_fs -d root_rep_ckpt_38_37335_1 -o umount=yes -ALLOW_REP_INT_CKPT_OP   /nas/sbin/rootnas_fs -d root_rep_ckpt_38_37335_2 -o umount=yes -ALLOW_REP_INT_CKPT_OP  Then look at the file system info again and under ckpts there are none.  Now the filesystem can be deleted!
Hello all,  I am trying to delete a filesystem that I migrated everything off of.  I want to repurpose it's space and step one is to blow it away.  It used to replicate to our DR site but I stopped replication and then deleted it from both the source and destination.  So when I go to delete this filesystem I get an error message Delete file system vm1-sata. Operation is not allowed because file system has checkpoints.    However if I putty in and run rs_ckpt vm1-sata -list ALL it doesnt show any checkpoints for me to try a nas_fs -delete ckpt_name.  So how can I delete this filesystem?  I don't need it anymore.  Is my syntax incorrect?  # fs_ckpt vm1-sata -list ALL id    ckpt_name                creation_time           inuse fullmark   total_savvol_used  ckpt_usage_on_savvol Info 26306752329: The value of ckpt_usage_on_savvol for read-only checkpoints may not be consistent with the total_savvol_used.   id    wckpt_name               inuse fullmark total_savvol_used  base  ckpt_usage_on_savvol 
filesystem deletion not allowed because it has checkpoints