Combination of vdump options cause core dump. Rev I

From: Liang, Warren <warren.liang_at_marconi.com>
Date: Tue, 19 Jun 2001 10:25:39 -0400

Morning:

I should have made my original posting more clear. I've tried different
vdump options combination, some of them cause a core dump.

The following commands trigger a core dump:
(1) # vdump -0 -v -N -f /devices/tape/tape0 /home0
(2) # vdump -0 -v -N -f /devices/ntape/tape0 /home0
(3) # vdump -0 -v -N -f /dev/tape/tape0 /home0

The following commands are working fine:
(4) # vdump -0 -v -f /devices/tape/tape0 /home0
(5) # vdump -0 -v -N -f /dev/ntape/tape0 /home0
(6) # vdump -0 -v /home0
(7) # vdump -0 -v -N /home0

Is there any different between /dev and /devices ?
Thanks.

O/S: Tru64 V5.0 (Rev 910)
Platform: DECPc 150.
Tape device: 8mm.
Patch level: 50AS0003.

Warren
Received on Tue Jun 19 2001 - 14:29:13 NZST

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