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Writing large files to tape
I have a zipped file that is ~ 10GB. I tried tarring it off to a tape, but I receive:
tar: <filename> too large to archive. Use E function modifier. The file is stored on a UFS mount, so I was unable to use ufsdump. What other options do I have? (I don't have a local file system large enough to move it to to use ufsdump) Thanks for any ideas! |
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