Administrative Tasks

 

If problems are discovered, correct them before

 

continuing.

Step 6.

Mount a tape on a drive.

Step 7.

Run the fsdump command with the arguments

 

appropriate to the platform as specified in the man

 

page. Enter the destination file or drive and any

 

optional arguments if appropriate.

 

 

 

% fsdump -f /dev/rmt/tps0d3 /arch

 

 

 

The fsdump utility prompts the user to change tapes

 

if more than one tape is required. A sequence number

 

is given each tape, starting at 1.

 

• Change tapes when prompted.

 

• Label tapes with the sequence number so they

 

can be restored in the proper sequence.

 

Restore Data

File systems that are checkpointed with the fsdump command

 

are restored with the fsxrestore command.

 

 

 

 

 

Note

 

 

 

 

 

Restored files and directories have the same permissions as

 

 

when they were dumped.

 

 

 

 

 

If new relation points have been added, run fsdump so these

 

directories are located on the dump tape. The fsaudit

 

 

command fails if all parents of relation points are not on the

 

 

dump tape.

 

 

The fs_dump.file is also restored to disk for use by the

 

 

fsaudit -r command.

 

 

 

 

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