Hi all,
I do a
#vdump -0f - -D /dir | vrestore -xf - -D /user_4/dir
/user_4 nfs mounted.
The result is that on the target disk more blocks are allocated
then in the original directory tree (I could understand this in
VMS if the target disk would be much larger i.e. has a greater
cluster factor, but here I copy the tree from a 4GB disk to a 2GB
disk)
#du /user_4/dir e.g. several directory trees
Source Ziel
1. 560726 578454
2. 1024418 1058130
3. 15844 17012
What is the reason for that? (Of course it is always better to
have more instead of less blocks in the target tree...)
Regards
Otto
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