Operator: "purge the merged models, keep run06 and the v6 quant." Eleven merges
removed with literal paths, one rm per line.
pfi-gx10 merged-run03c, merged-run04, merged-run05 3 x 49 GiB -> 145 GB
ana-ml2 merged-final, merged-run02, merged-run03,
merged-run03-s{025,050,075}, merged-test,
nvfp4a16-test 8 dirs -> 354 GB
gx10 382G->237G used, 632 GB free. /tank/erp-tune/serve 354G->8.6M with no
snapshots holding the blocks; the pool's raw FREE moved 4.80T->5.30T. Combined
with the earlier checkpoint purge, ~573 GB reclaimed tonight.
The check that made this safe: docker inspect on the live vllm-erp-seat shows it
binds /tank/aimodels ONLY, with model arg /tank/aimodels/erp-tune-v6-nvfp4a16, so
/tank/erp-tune/serve was never in the serving path. Also confirmed no container
mounts that tree and no process held a file open under it, reading /proc/*/fd and
/proc/*/maps rather than trusting an empty lsof. All eleven were run-1/2/3-era
Gemma-4 merges dated Aug 24-26; the keeper is dated Sep 8 and lives in a different
tree, so there was no ambiguity about which was which.
Kept and re-verified after the deletion: gx10 serve/merged-run06,
/tank/aimodels/erp-tune-v6-{bf16,nvfp4a16}, all eight adapters sha256-unchanged,
and the merge/quant tooling and logs under /tank/erp-tune/serve (8.6 MB) that
document how the artifacts were built.
The live seat never bounced -- Pfish-6 answered a real completion after the delete
with finish_reason stop and correct text, container still healthy at 4 h uptime.
relaunch-trial-seat.sh now names a deleted model; it was banner-marked RETIRED
rather than removed, because its flags carry the FlashInfer JIT/PATH trap and the
gpu-clear / never-pkill notes.
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