Hi,
04.03.2009 19:07, Thomas Mueller wrote:
>>> Is there a way to "reassemble" the two parts of the file and reread
>>> them with bacula? i've not found any option like "skip file 4 to 20"
>>> with the bextract,bscan,bls tools
>> You should use a bootstrap file to that purpose. The easiest way wou
>>
>> Is there a way to "reassemble" the two parts of the file and reread
>> them with bacula? i've not found any option like "skip file 4 to 20"
>> with the bextract,bscan,bls tools
>
> You should use a bootstrap file to that purpose. The easiest way would
> be to initiate a restore from the co
Hi,
04.03.2009 17:01, Thomas Mueller wrote:
> hi
>
> i've found out, that the error on tape is between file 4 and 20. i can
> successfull forward space to file 20 ("mt -f /dev/nst0 20").
Good start.
> reading from file 0 with "dd if=/dev/nst0 of=/dev/null bs=64512" works
> until file 4 and
hi
i've found out, that the error on tape is between file 4 and 20. i can
successfull forward space to file 20 ("mt -f /dev/nst0 20").
reading from file 0 with "dd if=/dev/nst0 of=/dev/null bs=64512" works
until file 4 and 235MB.
Is there a way to "reassemble" the two parts of the file and
