> ---In [email protected], <vncastanheira@...> wrote : > > It should be a nbackup file since it has .nbk extension
Strong proof :-)
> and created by a tool that uses nbackup.
What tool ? How it is uses nbackup ?
> Is it possible to recover it, if corrupted?
I don't know.
Show us output of
gstat -h <your_nbk_file>
to make sure it is really zero-level nbakup file.
Regards,
Vlad
