From: Edwin H. <ed...@co...> - 2003-02-13 13:17:43
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[ Allori Lorenzo wrote: ] > Dear Group, > > i wanted to erase a tape making an index to it but it does not work. > > i do: > > # flexbackup -newtape > > it takes a very long time do do it but it does it. > > # flexbackup -fs /home/pippo > > it says my tape has no index and so i have to format it with -newtape. > > What do i have to do? Does it work without the index header, or are you having a more generic tape problem? Try a sequence like the following: (may want to use a couple smaller dirs first rather than your home) flexbackup -erase -fs /home/pippo -d indexes=false flexbackup -fs <some other dir> -d indexes=false flexbackup -list ( make this lists /home/pippo ) flexbackup -list -num 1 ( make sure this lists the other dir ) -Edwin -- Edwin Huffstutler Linux - because reboots are for hardware changes ed...@co... GnuPG Key ID: AE782DC9 |