Hi John!
> >extracting files using tapedrive 0 on host fileserver
> Note the "tapedrive 0". That can't possibly the path to your tape drive.
> You probably need to put "-d /dev/whatever" on the amrecover command line.
For security: My NoRewinding device ist /dev/nst0.
Shall i take this device for my changer?
When i take
amrecover -d /dev/nst0 or
amrecover -d /dev/st0
and i become the same error, but
sorry, i forgot to post a message called:
WARNING: not on root of selected filesystem, check man-page!
I think the $CWD mount point is not set correct.
The files will be restored in
/drives/drives2/projekte/Online-Marketing/customer/april
after checking from me.
My mountpoint for the scsi drive are
/dev/sdb1 /drives/drive2 ext2 defaults 1 2
/dev/sdc1 /drives/drive3 ext2 defaults 1 2
etc.
When i go to /drives/drive2 and start amrecover, the Warning Message don't
come and restore works (i hope so)
When i go to /drives/drive2/Online-Marketing/customer/April the warning
message is coming and the restore failed.
Where must i go to use the right $CWD mount point?
My idea is, a seperate directory for restore files, so that i can check the
files after restoring before i move the files to the working directory.
But this directory called restore is not a mount point.
Thanks a lot and Bye Juergen
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