Brian and Alexandre!
> > but once the process is finished, i get back the the amrecover>
> > prompt, and i cannot find the stuff i wanted to be restored.
>
> Note that stuff will be restored into a directory tree that mirrors
> the tree of the backed up filesystem. So, if you restore bar/baz that
> was originally in /foo, where /foo is the root of a filesystem (or a
> subdirectory of / listed in the disklist), amrecover will get you
> `bar/baz, not just `baz.
The question is, does ANYTHING at all appear? Perhaps you could use
another virtual terminal to do an `ls' after the recover returns a
prompt....you could use amrestore /dev/st0 hostname diskname and see
what that turns up. Naturally you'd substitute the values I put in...
DL
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