(2): Help to restore a dump-file

2007-12-25 9:19:00

Dear managers.

Thanks to

vqh@dwrock.dw.lucent.com (D461-Viet_Q_Hoang(0)82572)

gerhard@jason.nl (Gerhard den Hollander)

I must conclude that two of you are right:

It looks like your dump file is corrupt. Sorry, bad luck.

I havn't made the dump myself and therefore don't know why it isn't

good.

Other suggestions are:

- How about trying ufsrestore tf ufsdump.4.c0t2d0s7 just to see if

there's anything in that file in the first place

There was.

- ufsrestore ifs 1 ufsdump.4.c0t2d0s7 to skip?

If so, did you try skipping the the first file on the tape, i.e.,

ufsrestore isf 1 <dumpfile_name>? This was what I did to get around

this problem on my system, although I was using dump/restore.

It didn't do any difference

Yours,

Ulla Fischer

Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Email: ulla@dmi.min.dk

Edb-afdelingen Phone: + 45 39 15 75 00

Lyngbyvej 100 Phone: + 45 39 15 75 54

2100 Koebenhavn 0 Fax: + 45 39 27 75 01

Denmark

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