Ah, yes, this was the answer. I untarred the lvl 0 dump first, then the
others, assuming they would over-wright the files from the lvl 0 dump. I
guess the only difference between the backed-up directory tree and this
one I just created is that files that any files that were deleted will be
maintained. This is fine, as the user is going to use this directory
tree to get whatever he wants.
Thanks! --- Eric
On 17 Jan 2001, Jens Bech Madsen wrote:
> Eric Wadsworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > Then I tried using the UNIX restore command to rebuild the directory tree
> > so I can pull the needed files from it. All I can get restore to give me
> > is this error message:
> > Tape is not a dump tape
>
> Wouldn't that be tar-files? I think that is the only format that can be
> used for dumping Windows machines?
>
> Jens Bech Madsen
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> Jens Bech Madsen
> The Stibo Group, Denmark
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