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11-21-2004 01:45 AM
11-21-2004 01:45 AM
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11-21-2004 02:31 AM
11-21-2004 02:31 AM
Re: make_recovery_tape
Few things to check:
1)Is system firmware current.
2)What Ignite version are you using. Newer and more current from software.hp.com (free) is better.
3)lvlnboot -v
Checks the current bootability of your system.
4) What command is being used to boot your system.
5) What is the model and operating system of your system.
6) Try a different tape and see if its just not a bad tape.
7) State your boot method so we can check that.
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11-21-2004 02:45 AM
11-21-2004 02:45 AM
Re: make_recovery_tape
While it should give out an error, did you use 'no-rewind' device file for tape?. For ex.,
make_tape_recovery -v -i -x inc_entire=vg00 -a /dev/rmt/0mn
0m"n" is very important. Did you have any errors while taking the backup?. Is it booting from tape at all?.
-Sri
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11-21-2004 07:05 AM
11-21-2004 07:05 AM
Re: make_recovery_tape
Try to rewind the tape: insert it into tape-drive in a working computer and give the following command:
mt -t TAPE_NAME rew.
Also clean up the tape drive in the restored computer.
BTW, you can check whether the tape is OK:
On a working computer run:
mt -f TAPE_NAME rew
mt -f TAPE_NAME_NO_REWIND fsf 1
tar tvf TAPE_NAME
If the tape is OK, you will see a list of backed up files.
PS: IF TAPE_NAME=/dev/rmt/0m
Then TAPE_NAME_NO_REWIND=/dev/rmt/0mn
HTH
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11-21-2004 06:58 PM
11-21-2004 06:58 PM
Re: make_recovery_tape
Instal all patches for Ignite and try again.