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backup listing(cpio)
Hi i am using HPUX
and i want to know wht is the command to see the listing from the tape device.. i have taken the backup using cpio -ocvB>/dev/rmt/0m while seeing the listing using cpio -itvB</dev/rmt/0m it is not showing the listing giving message -c option sd be there if i put -c option then it is saying -R option sd be thr.. please help try n learn regards praful |
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cpio -itvcB < /dev/rmt/0m
should do it. And I just tested on my HP-UX system. You used -c as you wrote the tape so certainly you need -c to read it. But when cpio asks for -R you probably have a bad tape. |
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