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Tape Backup Problem?
Hi. Can someone please tell what the following tape error message means:
Read end of medium on output If you want to go on, type device/file name when ready This message comes after the terminal displays a few files from the directory I'm trying to backup. The command I'm running is: find /directory name -print | cpio -ovuB > /dev/rct0 When I type " tape status /dev/rct0 " I get the following: hard errors: number This number increases by 1 everytime I rerun the cpio command. |
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Re: Tape Backup Problem?
Firstly, I think you are using SCO ( you didn't mention your OS )
------------------------------------------------------------------------ Read end of medium on output If you want to go on, type device/file name when ready ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This means that you need to insert another fresh tape & type /dev/rct0 & press enter ------------------------------------------------------------------------ The command I'm running is: find /directory name -print | cpio -ovuB > /dev/rct0 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I assume its a typo error... " directory_name " ------------------------------ hard errors: number ------------------------------ A hard error refers to an attempt to write to a write-protected cartridge. Check & remove if any write-protects. Hope some of ur queries were answered |
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