DVD RAM 4,7 GB and mksysb

[AIX5L]

Hey

I have a Problem with to create an mksysb on DVD-RAM.
Rs-6000 6FH1
AIX-Level 4.3.3.8
cdrecord-1.9.0.0.bff.asc
cdrtools-0.1.10.23.bff

Which File must be linked in /usr/samples/oem_writers to create an bootable mksysb?

thanks bye

 

[aixqueen]

http://www.rs6000.ibm.com/doc_link/en_US/a_doc_lib/cmds/aixcmds3/mkcd.htm

Mksysb on CD-R
CD-R is now supported as a mksysb media on AIX 4.3.3. You can produce a
backup and restore it on CD-R. There are three types of Cds that can be
created.
+Personal system backup (same function as mksysb backup on tape media)
+Generic Backup (Boot and install any Rs6000 platform(rspc, rs6k and chrp)
+Non-Bootable Volume group backup(used to install AIX after booting.

1)YOU MUST USE 74 minute CD-Rs

2)You need to obtain the third party hardware and software
Software:
GNU & Free Software Foundation, Inc.
cdrecord version 1.8a5,mkisofs version 1.5

http://www.fokus.gmd.de/research/cc/glone/employees

/joerg.schilling/private/cdrecord.html
The hardware that works with the above is: Yamaha CRW4416SX, Ricoh
MP6201SE 6XR-2X, Panasonic Cw-7502-B

Software:
Jodian Systems and Software, Inc.
CDWrite version 1.3, mkcdimg version 2.0

http://www.jodian.com/cdwritesw.html

You need to create a link to sample
scripts
The hardware that works with the above is
Yamaha CRW4416SX, Richoh MP6201SE 6XR-2X, Panasonic Cw-7502-B

Software:
Youngminds, Inc.
MakeDisc version 1.3-Beta2

http://www.ymi.com/products/cdstudio_over.html

Hardware: Youngminds CD Studio.

3) You will need to link sample scripts that have been written that will work
with the mkcd command. I.e, for the Jodian software:
ln -s /usr/samples/oem_cdwriters/mkrr_fs_jodian /usr/sbin/mkrr_fs
ln -s /usr/samples/oem_cdwriters/burn_cd_jodian /usr/sbin/burn_cd

ADDITIONAL NOTES ON CD-R
Multi-volume support is not there for 4.3.3.0, but will be available in the future.
(bos.sysmgt.sysbr 4.3.3.1 APAR IY02960)
You will need extra file system space to create the CD's. Unlike tapes where
files can be written driectly to the tape, a CD image must be created in the file
system first, before copying to the CD. The mkcd command will create the
following filesystems: /mkcd/mksysb_image, /mkcd/cd_fs, and
/mkcd/cd_images. The space used in these file systems will only be
temporary. Each file system could require over 640 mgs of space. you will
need to have 645 megabytes of free space. Remember this is just for the
/mkcd/cd_images directory, more may be needed for the other filesystems as
well.