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SanDisk PCMIA cards

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plshlp123

Technical User
Aug 10, 2005
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I recieved my 64M backup cards but how do I do a back up from the command line for my Succssion 4.0 switch? Is it also EDD....?

Also, how do I back up my MIRAN 1 card?
 
backing to PCMCIA

use slot A


LD 143
then type upgrade
then choose utilities
then archive data base
insert flash card into a:
type archive name> enter
 
Upgrade in load 143 gives me an error, invalid command...
 
I have three Option 11c's running 25.40b. To back these up to a PCMCIA card I use LD 43 command BKO and have the card in slot B: I would think it's the same on the Succssion 4.0.
 
The upgrade command will give you the Archive. Note that you must be on TTY 0 for the upgrade command to work.
 
Is there a difference whether I do this in load 43 with BKO or load 143 with the upgrade command?
 
I prefer to use the "upgrade" section command in LD 143. I would also recomend that you save your database via the good old "XBK" & "XVR" commands in LD 143 onto your pc's hard drive.
I've found out that the IP settings in LD 117 have not been restored after using a backed up database from a pcmcia card!. They were, however present on the "XBK" file.
It may take longer to do, but it's well worth it to have more than one type of database backup to use if you are ever faced with a system failure.

All the best

Firebird Scrambler
Meridian Programmer in the UK

 
I guess I will have to do the hardrive back up, I just realized that these CPU's (PII) are still on floppy backup, for some reason I thought they were using the PCMCIA crad liek the Opt. 11c
 
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