Staffan,
Relocation of Offline Files can be done only using CacheMov.exe (available
in Windows 2000 Resource Kit CD).
Alternately, you may use this method below, posted earlier by Ryan Winland
[MS] and Torgeir Bakken.
This method does not need Cachemov.exe tool, but uses the NTFS junction. An
NTFS directory junction allows you to redirect the directory/file request to
another location. Tested under Windows 2000, and might work in Windows XP.
If your Windows 2000 (or XP) partition is NTFS, try this:
Boot into Safe Mode and delete the contents of the CSC folder. While still
in Safe Mode, create a reparse point (junction) in the %SystemRoot%\CSC
folder and point it toward another partition or a folder in another
partition. Use the Logical Disk Manager (Computer Management\Storage\Disk
Management) to mount a partition or SysInternals Junction to mount a folder.
Sysinternals - Junction:
http://www.sysinternals.com/Utilities/Junction.html
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Regards,
Ramesh Srinivasan, Microsoft MVP [Windows XP Shell/User]
Windows® XP Troubleshooting
http://www.winhelponline.com
I want to synchronise a folder located on another computer so that that I
can
use it online. The problem is that it seems WinXP (SP2, swedish, all
patches)
automatically puts all of the data om my C: drive. That drive is full, so I
would like to put the offline data on somewhere on the D: drive instead.
Is that possible? How to do it?
Best Regards
/Staffan
