Summary: vdump

From: Mohamed K. Ahmed <mkahmed_at_vsc.teksystems.com>
Date: Wed, 12 Dec 2001 08:53:30 -0500

original question:
Hi all,
>From where and how can I get the vdump installed on my machine?
I have Alpha server 4100 with True64 Unix V 4.0D.
By the way, it is not in the /sbin directory.
I do have restore and dump, but not vdump or vrestore

MKMA
______________________________________________________________


Thanks to all who responded . Here are some information

The vdump/vrestore are part of the POLYCTR ADVFS subsets that comes
with the Operating System CD under the names:
OSFADVFS###
OSFADVFSBIN###
OSFADVFSBINOBJECT###
where ### are 3 numbers (depends on your UNIX version!!)
Check if it is installed by issuing the command
# setld -i

To install them, mount the OS CDROM and issue the command
#setld -l /mount_point_for_CD
it will give you options to choose which subsets to be installed

After installing the subsets, check for them by issuing command:
#setld -i
or
#cd /usr/.smdb.
#ls -l
and you will see them

It is recomended to build a new kernel just after the installation

Hope this helps

MKMA
Received on Wed Dec 12 2001 - 13:54:12 NZDT

This archive was generated by hypermail 2.4.0 : Wed Nov 08 2023 - 11:53:43 NZDT