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restoring from savevg 1
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Hi!
Yes:
1.
tctl -f /dev/rmt0.1 fsf 3
Skip the first 3 filemarks and let the tape stay positioned
there.
2.
Now you can access the 4th filemark.
Use listvgbackup -r
or restorevgfiles
for restore. (How it works in detail, the "man" command
will explain.)
bye
Rudi
Yes:
1.
tctl -f /dev/rmt0.1 fsf 3
Skip the first 3 filemarks and let the tape stay positioned
there.
2.
Now you can access the 4th filemark.
Use listvgbackup -r
or restorevgfiles
for restore. (How it works in detail, the "man" command
will explain.)
bye
Rudi
Oops...
What I described was the restore of a single file from
a mksysb-backup (the 4th filemark is a "savevg rootvg"
.
If your have "only" a savevg, you have to use
listvgbackup -s -r
"-s" means, that the saved volume group is a user volume group.
Hope, this help you.
bye
Rudi
What I described was the restore of a single file from
a mksysb-backup (the 4th filemark is a "savevg rootvg"
.If your have "only" a savevg, you have to use
listvgbackup -s -r
"-s" means, that the saved volume group is a user volume group.
Hope, this help you.
bye
Rudi
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