In a previous note I said (partial)
>I use the following script to backup my system to a TLZ7L (a 4mm dat auto
>loader)
>
>This also produces the same symptom when just typed on the terminal.
>
>#!/bin/sh
>/sbin/dump -0un -N -f /dev/rmt0h -b 32 /
>/sbin/dump -0un -f /dev/rmt0h -b 32 /usr
>/sbin/dump -0un -N -f /dev/rmt0h -b 32 /usr1
>/sbin/dump -0un -f /dev/rmt0h -b 32 /usr2
>/sbin/dump -0un -f /dev/rmt0h -b 32 /usr4
>/sbin/dump -0un -f /dev/rmt0h -b 32 /usr5
>
>this used to work just fine but now it doesn't (of course (I have yet to see
>notes about gee this still works))
Well now it works again. I thought I would try a reboot before going home and
all is well again. So fresh after a reboot its ok. there must be some resource
getting sucked up (technical term).
This However will come back I am sure as I rebooted today around noon time and
had no tape use since that time and the dump would just hang at the end.
I have had the problem consistently for a while. I consider the current state
very tempoary and just luck for the moment.
Received on Sat Nov 02 1996 - 05:15:55 NZDT