https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738089#M855 The only response from HP I had about this is that Data protector Express (which is deliver with Proliant server and thus without any extra charge) cannot backup/restore more than one volume group (I mean a Linux VG LVM ).<BR /><BR />I't seems that this is too complex and only data protector (the commercial edition) can do it !!!!<BR /><BR />I decided to do it with a GPL project much more accurate, fast and easy to use (no GUI, only 1 command line to backup and 1 commanhd line to restore) Thu, 07 Jun 2007 02:58:47 GMT OLLIVIER_3 2007-06-07T02:58:47Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738087#M853 Hello,<BR /> <BR /> I'm performing a Fullbackup/Restore on a Proliant DL580 server with Data Protector Express SSE v3.10 SP4 (build 25352) on a DAT 72 USB. <BR /> <BR /> The restore is done by booting on tape thanks to OBDR function<BR /> <BR /> Configuration of server is <BR /> ==============================<BR /> <BR /> OS: RedHat AS 4 Update 3 <BR /> 4 Physical drive (72 GB)<BR /> 2 logical drive (Hardware RAID 1+0 created with Smartstart 7.6 on a P400 SmartArray controler) <BR /> 2 Linux logical volumes LVM (1 per logical drive)<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> An error occured during the first partition formatting when restoring the backup .<BR /> <BR /> Error message is <BR /> =================<BR /> <BR /> Critical Error 36 : Parameter is invalid <BR /> Drm : Error putting server information <BR /> <BR /> Disaster Recovery has failed<BR /> Data Protector Express has encoutered the following error: SBERR_INVALID_PARAM<BR /> <BR /> THIS DOES NOT OCCURS WITH ONLY ONE LOGICAL DRIVE (and thus one logical volume LVM)<BR /> <BR /> It seems that Caldera (OS used for restore) has problem in rebuilding disc partition.<BR /> <BR /> Does anyone know about Data Protector Errors Codes ??<BR /> Why this occurs only with more than one logical drive ???<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> Thank for help <BR /> <BR /> Regards.<BR /> <BR /> <BR /> Thu, 11 Jan 2007 04:11:45 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738087#M853 OLLIVIER_3 2007-01-11T04:11:45Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738088#M854 Did you ever receive an answer to this? How did you resolve the problem? I'm experiencing the same issue.<BR /><BR />Thanks,<BR />Jeff Nussle Wed, 06 Jun 2007 14:43:22 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738088#M854 jeff nussle 2007-06-06T14:43:22Z https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738089#M855 The only response from HP I had about this is that Data protector Express (which is deliver with Proliant server and thus without any extra charge) cannot backup/restore more than one volume group (I mean a Linux VG LVM ).<BR /><BR />I't seems that this is too complex and only data protector (the commercial edition) can do it !!!!<BR /><BR />I decided to do it with a GPL project much more accurate, fast and easy to use (no GUI, only 1 command line to backup and 1 commanhd line to restore) Thu, 07 Jun 2007 02:58:47 GMT https://community.hpe.com/t5/automated-backup/data-protector-express-restore-issue-error-code-36/m-p/738089#M855 OLLIVIER_3 2007-06-07T02:58:47Z