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need help to create a level 0 dump of the /usr filesystem on the first tape device using compression and then start a level 3 dump of /var after the level 0 completes, is it

dump -0ucf /dev/rmt0 /usr
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It matters what flavor of UNIX you are using but basically, you have the correct command (for Solaris, the command would be ufsdump instead of dump)
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