Big Brother tells me that Matthew A. Bacchi wrote:
>
> If you export your node data to a FILE device class, then tar all that data to
> your tapes(spanning tapes if necessary), you get the greatest efficiency and
> can later untar just what you desire before importing to TSM. The only
> problem you may have is that your disk capacity is not enough to handle the
> exports from the TSM server.
This was my first solution. The problem is that I don't have any disk
space sitting around that I can export to. I have a 240G DISK stgpool,
and one of the nodes that I need to export is 9G. I wanted to export them
to a FILE class with 650MB limit to burn to CD. However, then only place
I can do this to is an NFS directory on another machine. When I discovered
that we had a 5G 8mm tape drive lying around, I rejoiced!
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