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12-21-2002 04:53 AM
12-21-2002 04:53 AM
K220: 2 hours 58 min
Using ftio ???oxv ???remote Tape DDS2 Drive??? /
B2000: 10 hours
Using ftio ???oxv ???remote DDS2 Tape Drive??? /
K250: about 30 min
Using ftio -oxv /dev/rmt/c2t0d0BEST /usr /var /etc /home /stand /sbin
K570: 1 hour 12 min
Using ftio -oxv /dev/rmt/c4t0d0BEST /usr /var /etc /home /stand /sbin
My question is why isn???t ftio mentioned with the backup commands (cpio, tar, fbackup, dd, dump, vxdeump)....
Is it recommended to use ftio in addition to fbackup for UNIX backup tasks?? How about recovery?
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12-21-2002 05:17 AM
12-21-2002 05:17 AM
Solutionyou can also use it for full and incremental backups.
It can also span multiple tapes.
The only disadvantage is that like cpio,tar it cannot support files greater than 2GB.
Another important thing is that ftio can is compatible with cpio backups.
Using ftio you can recovery backups that were taken usinc cpio.
REvert
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12-21-2002 05:25 AM
12-21-2002 05:25 AM
Re: ftio
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12-21-2002 06:07 AM
12-21-2002 06:07 AM
Re: ftio
The fastest backup (and restore) built into HP-UX is fbackup, but you must run with a config file to maximize performance for DDS and DLT tapes. Create a file with:
blocksperrecord 256
records 32
checkpointfreq 1024
readerprocesses 6
maxretries 5
retrylimit 5000000
maxvoluses 200
filesperfsm 2000
and run fbackup using the -c option. frecover can restore individual files 10-100x faster than cpio, tar, dump or ftio.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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12-21-2002 06:15 AM
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Re: ftio
Another disadvantage with ftio is that it is HP-UX only. A cpio or tar tape is portable to other Unix systems but not a ftio tape.
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12-21-2002 07:45 AM
12-21-2002 07:45 AM
Re: ftio
Thanks guys,
Too bad...
ftio obsoleted ?? why it looks fast.
If I have only HP-UX servers why bother ???
I will test ftio vs fbackup on production server in a few days. I hope I'll post the results soon.... ftio could win .... ???? Maybe not..