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02-27-2000 09:00 PM
02-27-2000 09:00 PM
bootable backup
How can I make a bootable backup of a HP-UX 10.20 system if I don't have a DDS
tapedrive but a DLT-drive which is connected on a PCI SCSI-card.
tapedrive but a DLT-drive which is connected on a PCI SCSI-card.
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02-27-2000 10:17 PM
02-27-2000 10:17 PM
Re: bootable backup
Hi,
I would go and download Ignite/UX from the HP web site. Once this product is
installed you use the make_recovery -A (This will assume that the tape driver
is /dev/rmt/0m)
This will give you a basic operating system on the server, then you would be
capable of doing a full restore.
You can verify the tape mt -t /dev/rmt/0mn fsf 1
tar tvf /dev/rmt/0m
This does not guarantee that the tape will work but it should give you a good
idea. I tried this approach and it worked fine.
I would go and download Ignite/UX from the HP web site. Once this product is
installed you use the make_recovery -A (This will assume that the tape driver
is /dev/rmt/0m)
This will give you a basic operating system on the server, then you would be
capable of doing a full restore.
You can verify the tape mt -t /dev/rmt/0mn fsf 1
tar tvf /dev/rmt/0m
This does not guarantee that the tape will work but it should give you a good
idea. I tried this approach and it worked fine.
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03-01-2000 10:46 PM
03-01-2000 10:46 PM
Re: bootable backup
Hi,
You cannot boot from DLT tape drives at this point.
I would still get a make_recovery on to the DLT drive, then setup a small bootp
server on another HP machine and use the DLT to recover.
Otherwise, spring the cash for a DDS drive. It is worth every penney.
Good luck
You cannot boot from DLT tape drives at this point.
I would still get a make_recovery on to the DLT drive, then setup a small bootp
server on another HP machine and use the DLT to recover.
Otherwise, spring the cash for a DDS drive. It is worth every penney.
Good luck
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