>I have a filesystem that's 26 gb but my tapes are dat dds3 12-24gb tapes, so
>the filesystem wont fit even with good compression, any ideas on how to
>fix/make a quick hack for this ?
Use tar and back-up sub-directories...
Olivier
On Tue, 19 Jun 2001 at 9:53am, Michael Aronsen wrote
> I have a filesystem that's 26 gb but my tapes are dat dds3 12-24gb tapes, so
> the filesystem wont fit even with good compression, any ideas on how to
> fix/make a quick hack for this ?
>
This is a FAQ. The canonical suggestion (and actually
>I have a filesystem that's 26 gb but my tapes are dat dds3 12-24gb tapes, so
>the filesystem wont fit even with good compression, any ideas on how to
>fix/make a quick hack for this ?
The "right" way (at the moment) to do this is to use GNU tar and back up
the individual subdirectories of the fi
How can I do this?
I have a filesystem that's 26 gb but my tapes are dat dds3 12-24gb tapes, so
the filesystem wont fit even with good compression, any ideas on how to
fix/make a quick hack for this ?
Michael Aronsen
