Thanks to:
Hines Bruce:
vdump -0 -u -f - / | rsh host vrestore -xf - -D /
or
rsh host vdump -0 -u -f - / | vrestore -xf - -D /
Mandell Degerness:
vdump -0 -u -f - /<filesystem | rsh -h <hostname> vrestore -xf - -D
/<newfilesystem>
Jim Belonis:
rsh source vdump ... -f - <filesystem> | vrestore ... -f - <filesystem>
Jay Leafey:
vdump -0 -u -f - /<local filesystem> | \ rsh -h <hostname> vrestore -x -f - -D
/<remote filesystem>
Jhon Than:
vdump -0uf - /<filesystem> | rsh -h <hostname> vrestore -xf /<filesystem2>
Zelenak Gabor:
1. mount </dev/rz??> onto remote /mnt
2. vdump -0 -f - </file system> | rsh <remote host> vrestore -xf - -D /mnt
or
1. boot via network, or using factory INSTALL BOOT CD
2. mount </dev/rz??> onto /mnt
3. rsh <remote host> vdump -0 -f - </file system> | vrestore -xf - -D /mnt
Note by Zelenak Gabor:
vdump/vrestore works with (just) local file systems!
the command you implemented is correct, and the
time being there are no chance to play with remote
file systems using these command pair.
Anyway, i'll test it.
Regards
Pablo Salazar
Received on Wed Jul 18 2001 - 14:25:39 NZST