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vrestore Error
hello everybody:
I have tru64, and Im doing a restore using teh verestore utility since Im using advfs. during the restore I kept getting the following log from the vrestore utility: vrestore: can't get path for dir inode <2161589>, file <AUSVF_20070115.tar.gz> could it be im runing out of inodes?? how can I check?? or is it sth else?? thanks alot. |
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well. Im still getting the same error while restoring from other tapes??
does anyone have an idea what could it be?? |
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What command are you giving?
You might be able to check inodes (how many available...) with df -F ufs -o i /partition (check your man page for df) |
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Are you using a combination of vdump and vrestore to copy directory structure from one location to another?
if so, use this instead: cd <source dir> find . -depth -print | cpio -pdmuv <target dir> |
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