Re: SDLT commands ?

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On Saturday, October 25, 2003, at 11:40 AM, Mohamed Kerbachi wrote:
urgent.

I wanna to make a backup of the content of the dir: /var  to a SDLT
device on a proliant compaq lm570 what command to use?

Is /var its own partition, or just another subdirectory under root?


If it is its own separate file system on its own separate partition,
then 'dump' is probably the way to go.  Use something like:

# dump 0uf /dev/nst0 /var

There are other variations you might also want to use (for example,
maybe someone else here knows how to designate a mode that uses
compression on the SDLT -- I never figured that one out).

Note, of course, that /dev/nst0 (norewind device) or /dev/st0 (rewind
device) *may* not be the right device to point at that particular tape
drive, if there are other tape drives on the same system.

K


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