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Here is the scenario. We have an billing system that ran on SCO 5.0.6. The HP Netserver went dwon, along with SCSI disks. They are unretrievable. I installed an IDE HDD, and reinstalled SCO. I am not too familiar w/ SCO or UNIX, and need to know how to install Tape drive, and how to restore from tape drive. I have tried mkdev tape to install, but I am having some difficulties. I am assuming, once drive is installed and working, I will then run tar tvf /dev/rct0 | page to view contents of tape, then tar xvf /dev/rct0 to restore all data and overwrite current SCO installation. Please advise. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks. - Jon
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I believe so - I think that takes you to the admin shell. Here is my main problem. I am logged in as root, and when I try to run
# tar tvf /dev/rct0 system then replies with tar: cannot find /dev/rct0 or something along those lines. I am also not sure what to do when installing this SCSI tape drive, or if it is already installed and needs linked to rct0???? when I try # mkdev tape I choose 1.) SCSI Tape Drive then from there I do not really know what to do. The SCSI tape drive is an HP SureTape DAT 40. I have been fooling around for a while and I am getting very frustrated. But I know the great people in this forum can help me out. So......... IF YOU UNIX GODS CAN HEAR ME>>>HEEEEEEELP!!!!!!!!! |