My problem had been not being able to restore a file system dumped over 2
tapes, using 'ufsrestore if'
As most people suggested, 'ufsrestore rf' worked.
I had a problem after first tape was finished, but my predecessor told me
'mt ... offline' would work while ufsrestore is asking for the second
volume, so I moved to the second tape and answered yes, and it
worked. Just in case.
Somehow 'ufsrestore Rf' did not work.
Thanks to
Rich Kulawiec <rsk@gsp.org>
Mike Salehi <mike.salehi@kodak.com>
Dan Sweet <sweet@qiclab.scn.rain.com>
Eric Daniel <ejd0165@unix.tamu.edu>
original problem
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ufsrestore if /dev/rmt/1n 1
Read error while skipping inode 5.
continue? [yn] y
volume is not in dump format
you have not read any volumes yet
Unless you know which volume your files ... start with the last volume..
Specify next volume #:
Whatever number I give here, it returns to
Read error ...
continue? [yn]
No matter what I try I am stuck in the same cycle.
Ben Inkoo Kim
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