From: Ken R. <kr...@tl...> - 2004-01-17 17:58:40
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On Sat, 17 Jan 2004, Edwin Huffstutler wrote: > >[ Ken Rice wrote: ] >> Is it possible to have flexbackup not attempt to set blksize? > >Try $mt{'setblk'} = "nop"; in the config file. I had tried: $mt{'setblk'} = 'nop'; so that could have been my issue > >> We have a Sun DLT7000 and the OS is Solaris 9. > >So what is the right incantation to set blocksize for you? >I'd like to have it do the right thing. There is no command for mt that allows you to set blocksize, least none that I've found. This was on a Sun E5500, running Solaris 9, and the Sun DLT7000. You can specify it with ufsdump, though, although higher than 126 with a cartridge (or any tape I believe) isn't recommended. (?) Sorry, been up for 24 hours now, as ufsdump was being used incorrectly in a backup script, and the only fs written to tape was /!! So I have been in panic mode. I finally have ufsdump working now, and I'm more accustomed to Linux, which is what I wish the server was running. I will try flexbackup on my Linux servers, though, when I return to the sanity of them. Frankly, I'd still like to try flexbackup, so I'll try the single quotes either Sunday or Monday. thank you! Ken Sorry, real tired. |