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Backup my files to DAT
hi guys,

im using tru64 unix and i want to put my files on tapes. i have already a hp DAT storage, do you have any admin guides for backup/restore procedures for these?

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A good place to start is with the Tru64 UNIX vdump(8), vrestore(8) and mt (mount tape) man pages.
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