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06-19-2001 10:07 AM
06-19-2001 10:07 AM
Make_Recovery and cpio
Is it possible to create a make_recovery tape and append all my data files to the end of it using cpio?
The background is that I have access to a large fast tape drive and I've been asked to to create regular full system backups on to a *single* tape for DR purposes. I've also been told to use cpio but I thought it would be neat to also use make_recovery to have a bootable tape which automatically recovers the OS initially.
The background is that I have access to a large fast tape drive and I've been asked to to create regular full system backups on to a *single* tape for DR purposes. I've also been told to use cpio but I thought it would be neat to also use make_recovery to have a bootable tape which automatically recovers the OS initially.
I need help
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06-19-2001 10:29 AM
06-19-2001 10:29 AM
Re: Make_Recovery and cpio
Depending on the type of tape drive you have, this may or may not work. Unless it has changed recently, you can only boot from a make_recovery tape that was created on a DDS or DLT tape. At one point I tried an 8mm tape and it didn't work. I haven't tried anything else recently.
What you are wanting to do may work, but it would have to be a separate backup that is appended to the tape separately from the make_tape_recovery.
I'm not sure I'd risk doing something like that myself. I would just as sonn keep the make_tape_recovery tape separate so that I know it is good, and not risk screwing it up by trying to append something at the end of it.
What you are wanting to do may work, but it would have to be a separate backup that is appended to the tape separately from the make_tape_recovery.
I'm not sure I'd risk doing something like that myself. I would just as sonn keep the make_tape_recovery tape separate so that I know it is good, and not risk screwing it up by trying to append something at the end of it.
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