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09-07-2003 11:30 PM
09-07-2003 11:30 PM
cpio
The vg00 root disk name A was crashed. I was installed the new root disk named B on the unix server.
How to restore the A data? Does cpio support this? How to do this? Thankx.
How to restore the A data? Does cpio support this? How to do this? Thankx.
Hero
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09-07-2003 11:38 PM
09-07-2003 11:38 PM
Re: cpio
Hi,
Do you have any backup of the root disk ? If the disk has crashed you need a backup of the disk to restore anything to the new disk. It is possible to use cpio for backup/restores of a root disk but rather unconvinient. Ingnite is a much better tool for that.
Do you have any backup of the root disk ? If the disk has crashed you need a backup of the disk to restore anything to the new disk. It is possible to use cpio for backup/restores of a root disk but rather unconvinient. Ingnite is a much better tool for that.
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09-07-2003 11:40 PM
09-07-2003 11:40 PM
Re: cpio
check the attached doc
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