Advice Wanted: How to USE a 60 MB Tape Backup for 386 Xenix 2.3.1
mark hilliard
mark at gizzmo.UUCP
Sat Feb 23 09:07:59 AEST 1991
In article <1991Feb23.111719.1997 at griffin.itc.gu.oz> brad at griffin.itc.gu.edu.au (Brad Rosser) writes:
>I've come across my first Xenix system (2.3.1) with a tape cartridge
>drive. It autoconfigures as a standard type "W" drive
Try:
place yourself in the directory that you want backed up
find . -print | cpio -ocduvmC 10240 -O/dev/rct0 -K60000
This will tell cpio that you have a 60 meg tape and it should go to the end.
If you have more than 60 meg to backup then cpio will prompt you for a new tape.
The tape sizes:
DC600A 60 meg
DC600XTD 60 meg
DC6150 150 meg
DC6250 250 meg
Adjust your -K option for the correct tape size.
To read your tape back in drop the -o and -K commands and change the -O
to a -I.
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