park@usceast.cs.scarolina.edu (Kihong Park) (06/10/90)
I have a question with regard to using the tape drive on a DN 580. I am trying to save a horrendous amount of data(color image files) which reside on the disk onto a tape. I was successful writing the data onto the tape using the shell command 'wbak'. The problem is when I try to read the saved files from the tape back onto the disk, after deletion of the files from the disk. I have tried many ways of using 'rbak', but it stilll'. I have checked that it has been saved correctly using '-ind'. The error message I am getting is 'can't update attributes of //santa/accounts/ myname/save/filename - can't find the file (OS fault handler)'. I have checked to make sure that '//santa/accounts/myname/save/filename' resides in '-f 1'. I have also used the '-as' option to no avail. I spent two hours trying on various combinations, and still I couldn't get it to work. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. Kihong Park. (park@cs.scarolina.edu) me an error message. The basic command I use is 'rbak -dev ct -f 1 -all
park@usceast.cs.scarolina.edu (Kihong Park) (06/10/90)
Sorry to repost. The following is the corrected message of my previous posting. I have a question with regard to using the tape drive on a DN 580. I am trying to save a horrendous amount of data(color image files) which reside on the disk onto a tape. I was successful writing the data onto the tape using the shell command 'wbak'. The problem is when I try to read the saved files from the tape back onto the disk, after deletion of the files from the disk. I have tried many ways of using 'rbak', but it still didn't work. The basic command I used is 'rbak -dev ct -f 1 -all'. I have checked that it has been saved correctly using '-ind'. The error message I am getting is 'can't update attributes of //santa/accounts/ myname/save/filename - can't find the file (OS fault handler)'. I have checked to make sure that '//santa/accounts/myname/save/filename' resides in '-f 1'. I have also used the '-as' option to no avail. I spent two hours trying on various combinations, and still I couldn't get it to work. Any help on this will be greatly appreciated. Kihong Park. (park@cs.scarolina.edu)