Managing the AMASS File System
Step 3. Use the AMASS volnew command to create an entry in the File System Database for the CD.
AMASS assigns the CD a unique volume number
(49)and asks for confirmation of the process. Your response in bold is shown in the following illustration:
Home storage slot number. “N/A” is valid for a standalone drive.
Volume group assignment.
Label
CD volume resides in library 2.
#volnew 20 N/A fmdocs 2
Request to add a new volume:
Volume group will be 20
Volume position will be N/A
Volume label will be fmdocs
Volume jukebox number will be 2
Is this information correct? [y - n]: y
Volume 49 has been added, status is Active.
AMASS assigned this CD a unique volume number of 49.
Step 4. Use the cdimport command as shown in the following illustration:
#cdimport
Identify the absolute path where | Volume Number | |
you want the data to reside in |
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the AMASS file system. |
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Step 5. To verify that the process worked, list the files (ls) under /archive/cdpubs on the UNIX server and you should see the files previously found on the CD.
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