Re: tape command for solaris 8
From: TingChong (ma7777772_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 08/23/03
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Date: 22 Aug 2003 19:52:43 -0700
> > 1. to label a tape? write "tape1", "tape2", etc to the tape.
>
> Well to answer number one, how do you want to write to tape? Do you
> want the tape to rewind after you write to it or not? Do you want to
> write in a certain block size? etc?
>
I want to use the ufsdump command.
I do not want the tape to rewind after you write to it.
I do not want to write in a certain block size.
Is these conditions feasible?
> > 2. to tell whether a tape is blank (no data)?
>
> To answer question number two, how large are your data files,
> and what type tape are your writting to. It's common to use the -t
> option to show data on tape, if any is present.
>
> If you see nothing after applying tar -t then there is nothing on the
> tape.
I store partition, e.g. / or /usr.
The size is from 100MB to 1GB.
I use 24GB compressed tape.
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