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retrieving files from Tape
I have AIX5.1
I have tried to retrieve a file from tape with no sucsess. I had this posted in the newbies section but I think I should have tried here. I did get some good info there though on where to start. This Is what I did. My back line is so... cat /rd/tmp/backuplist.full | cpio -ocvBdum > $TAPEDEV I ran these to retrieve the file. cpio -itvB < /dev/tapedrive cpio -itvB < /dev/tapedrive | grep filename When I run these commands I get this error... cpio: 0511-903 out of phase! cpio: 0511-904 skipping 2677530 bytes to get back in phase! one or more files lost and the previous file is possibly corrupt! cpio: 0511-027 The file name length does not match the expected value. I checked on a different tape and ran the first command to look at the tape and got this error.. cpio: 0511-903 Out of phase! cpio attempting to continue.. cpio: 0511-904 skipping 2677530 bytes to get back in phase! one or more files lost and the previous file is possibly corrupt! Segmentation fault (coredump) Am I missing something? I tried to just look at the whole tape with the first command. Could my tape be corrupt? Thanks Dave Last edited by rocker40; 06-01-2004 at 09:03 AM. |
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I think I found the problem and I thought I should let you know since you put time into this one.
I was not familiar with the backup procedure prior to a software upgrade that we had for our business application. During the upgrade they changed our backup scripts to start backing up using cpio. Before the upgrade we were using [Restore] I have been using the same tapes I was before which means according to the software support that even though the tape swere copying they are not readable since they formatted for {restore] and not [cpio] So I am change the script tonite to format the tape for [cpio] as it copies |
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