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400 Gb w/ 190 Gb free capacity,
minimal use system booted from Fixit
Just wanted to get an idea if I am going anywhere or workig fast being stuck
somewhere or nowhere.
Thanks
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On Mon, 14 Sep 2009, jaymax wrote:
I do not expect an exact or precise answer here, given all the subjective
dependent parameters.
Just a rough ballpark approximation, what time frame should a restore occur
in?
param :-
an ~1Ghz system, running 6.x O/S, dumpfile ~ 30 Gb, UFS2 file systems
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On Mon, 14 Sep 2009, jaymax wrote:
Thanks!
That might explain. Is there an alternate process you would recommend with
at least equal reliability.
I don't know of anything that isn't a bigger can of worms in a file system
of any complexity to speak of.
BTW I should have mentioned that I
On Mon, Sep 14, 2009 at 16:36, jaymax jayma...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks!
That might explain. Is there an alternate process you would recommend with
at least equal reliability.
BTW I should have mentioned that I was restoring from a disk file rather
than from a tape
Thanks again.
IME,
