John Dunn wrote: > Following a disk crash I need to restore all file systems from tape > using ufsrestore. > > Can someone point me at the procedure to do this? > > One issue I have is that I do not have a list of file > systems/partitions? > > Can I get this off the ufsdump tape? >
Sort of. You can use the interactive option to ufsrestore to see what's on the tape. i.e. ufsrestore -i Then use ls and cd as you would in a normal shell and figure out what file system belongs where. If you want to then restore it, you can use add to add the dirs you want, then use extract to start restoring. I don't have any dumps around that I could try as an example, but perhaps there's more info in the headers about the source volumes. /opt should have at least a few packages with SUNW* in the name. /home or /export/home will have user names. /usr will have things like bin and lib and perhaps local. / will have etc, platform, a link to /usr/bin, and so forth. You could also use the h option to extract a catalog of what's on the tape. _______________________________________________ Solaris-Users mailing list [email protected] http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/solaris-users
