I followed a simple script and I am having troubles.
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#!/bin/sh
#
# Dump all file systems
#
TAPE=/dev/nsa0
DUMP="/sbin/dump 0uaf $TAPE"
mt -f $TAPE rew
for fs in / /usr /var /home; do
$DUMP $fs
done
mt -f $TAPE rew
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this works (I think) but when I try to restore, all I can seem
to get are the primary directories! (nothing under /usr for example).
If I just dump one slice (like /home) - I dont have this problem.
For example:
# restore -ivf /dev/nsa0
restore > ls
.:
2 ./ 20480 dev/ 20495 modules/
2 ../ 20491 dist/ 20490 proc/
20775 .cshrc 6 etc/ 20496 root/
20778 .profile 20483 home/ 25 sbin/
111 COPYRIGHT 28 install@ 20484 stand/
20492 bin/ 3 junk/ 110 sys@
20493 boot/ 26 kern/ 40961 tmp/
20482 cache/ 158 kernel 4 usr/
20489 cdrom/ 112 kernel.GENERIC 5 var/
114 compat@ 299 mnt/
restore > cd home
restore > ls
./home:
20483 ./ 2 ../
No user directories are there!!!
What simplistic thing am I missing here?
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