On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 06:44:14PM -0800, kh teoh wrote:
I'm not an Informix user, but DUMP is meant for Unix-filesystems IIRC,I'm using amanda-2.4.3 running on Redhat 7.1(2.4.9). I managed to backup a raw device(/dev/sda13) using DUMP but how do I restore it ? That raw device is not mounted to any directory, it is reserved for Informix use.
not Informix databases. Are you sure the backups contain useful
data? Did DUMP never complain? Is the size of the backupimage of the device what you would expect (uncompressed - compressed)?
The way to backup a raw device with amanda is using a GNUTAR-wrapper
script that does a "dd" instead of gnutar when given the device...
(I assume, you could just as wel use DUMP wrapper script and rename
your dump program and replace it with this script.)
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