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07-18-2001 07:34 AM
07-18-2001 07:34 AM
hp jukebox restore problem
I have a hp jukebox and I'm trying to restore archived files from the optical disks. The problem is, the machine they were backed up from no longer exists and nothing seems to let me restore these files to an alternate location. Can anyone suggest a way around this? I am running DallasTools software, hp-ux 10.x, and have an HP SureStore Optical 100st. Thanks!
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07-18-2001 11:39 AM
07-18-2001 11:39 AM
Re: hp jukebox restore problem
nevermind.. spent an hour with DallasTools tech support and got it figred out. Had to do it using their software using a very specific command from the command line. Turns out you can't access double sided optical disks by just mounting them. You have to use the software that created the archives, from what I gathered. Thanks!
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