To restore specied les from a local device using SAM, rst y ou will need to have the following information and materials:
A list of les y ou need.
The media on whic h the data resides.
The location on y our system to restore the les (original location or relative to some other location).
The device and device le for restoring the data.
Note To restore data to disks ph ysically connected to another
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To restore individual les:
1.Ensure that y ou have root capabilities.
2.Run SAM; type:
/usr/bin/sam
3.Choose Backup and Recovery
4.Choose Backup Devices .
5.Highlight the device in the list from whic h the data is to be restored.
Backing Up, Restoring, and Updating Your Software
FINAL TRIM SIZE : 7.0 in x 8.5 in