Apologies.  I should have used the source. For the record, from 
stored/parse_bsr.c:

"    * Every bsr should have a volfile entry and a volblock entry
     * or a VolAddr
     *   if we are going to use positioning
"

So I need to figure out what the VolBlock should be, or switch to using VolAddr.

I'll just head back to my little cave now :)

Craig


Craig Miskell wrote:
> Hi,
>       Is VolFile still used in bootstrap files?  I created a bootstrap file 
> using it, expecting that the tape would fairly 
> rapidly fast forward over the intervening files.  However, it is reading the 
> entire tape up up to file 635 first, and 
> taking it's sweet time about it.
> 
> My manually created bsr is below.  Have I done something dumb?
> 
> Storage=LTO4
> Volume="ComFri1"
> VolFile=635
> VolSessionId=10
> VolSessionTime=1266538544
> FileIndex=16792-16828
> FileIndex=16830-16897
> Count=105
> 
> I also note that bconsole/the director will create BSR files with the 
> "VolAddr" attribute which seems to be used for 
> rapid fast-forwarding through the tape, but my googling hasn't shown any 
> documentation of that attribute.  If I've 
> missed anything obvious by using dumb search keywords, I'd appreciate any 
> pointers to documentation of what it means and 
> how it's used.
> 
> Thanks,
> 


-- 
Craig Miskell
Senior Systems Administrator
Opus International Consultants
Phone: +64 4 471 7209
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