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Operating Systems Solaris Disaster Recovery Post 302073457 by izy100 on Sunday 14th of May 2006 10:10:40 AM
Old 05-14-2006
Pressy is right on the sparc to x86 explanation.
To use NBU to restore OS without the BareMetal, you can restore the data to another HDD on another host. (alternate host restoration)

One thing to note is the rename hardlink and softlink checkbox in NBU GUI when you restore. I can't remember which one to tick and untick. I do know One of them is ticked, the other is unticked. Search VERITAS Technotes for the correct info.

After restoring, install bootblk on the HDD.
Remove and insert the disk into another host and your server will revive (Provided the new server has the same OS architecture as the backup server).
 

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virtuoso-t

VIRTUOSO-T(1)															     VIRTUOSO-T(1)

NAME

       virtuoso-t - OpenLink Virtuoso Opensource Server

SYNOPSIS

       virtuoso-t [-fcnCbDARwMKrBd] [+foreground] [+configfile arg] [+no-checkpoint] [+checkpoint-only] [+backup-dump] [+crash-dump] [+configfile
		  arg] [+restore-crash-dump] [+wait] [+more arg] [+dumpkeys arg] [+restore-backup arg] [+backup-dirs arg] [+debug] [+pwdold arg]
		  [+pwddba arg] [+pwddav arg]
       virtuoso-t [+help]

DESCRIPTION

       This manual page documents briefly the virtuoso-t command.

       This  manual  page was written for the Debian distribution because the original program does not have a manual page.  Instead, it has docu-
       mentation in the 'doc' VAD package.

       virtuoso-t is the OpenLink Virtuoso server

OPTIONS

       A summary of options is included below. For a complete description, see the 'doc' VAD package.

       +foreground
	      run in the foreground

       +configfile
	      use alternate configuration file

       +no-checkpoint
	      do not checkpoint on startup

       +checkpoint-only
	      exit as soon as checkpoint on startup is complete

       +backup-dump
	      dump database into the transaction log, then exit

       +crash-dump
	      dump inconsistent database into the transaction log, then exit

       +crash-dump-data-ini
	      specify the DB ini to use for reading the data to dump

       +restore-crash-dump
	      restore from a crash-dump

       +wait  wait for background initialization to complete

       +mode  specify mode options for server startup (onbalr)

       +dumpkeys
	      specify key id(s) to dump on crash dump (default : all)

       +restore-backup
	      default backup directories

       +backup-dirs
	      run in the foreground

       +debug Show additional debugging info

       +pwdold
	      Old DBA password

       +pwddba
	      New DBA password

       +pwddav
	      New DAV password

FILES

       /etc/virtuoso/virtuoso.ini
	      The configuration file to control the behaviour of the main instance of virtuoso-t.

SEE ALSO

       The programs are documented fully by the 'doc' VAD package.

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