My system freezes when doing a backup using HP Colorado tape drive. The hang
or sometimes a reboot happens at any time during the backup process.
My System:
192.168.0.1:
Celeron 466, 256Ram, Mandrake 8.0, Promise Ultra UDMA 100 controller.
Various HD Units. Home and other mount
On Sunday 01 July 2001 15:16, David E. Fox wrote:
> > backup in order to re-instate my old system from tape. I would always
> > backup the directories /root and /home, but if I restored say /usr,
> > would I have all my old programs again...this is what I would like, but
> > is this correct.
>
>
On Sunday 01 July 2001 15:16, David E. Fox wrote:
> > backup in order to re-instate my old system from tape. I would always
> > backup the directories /root and /home, but if I restored say /usr,
> > would I have all my old programs again...this is what I would like, but
> > is this correct.
>
>
On Tue, 3 Jul 2001 08:36, DStevenson wrote:
> On Sunday 01 July 2001 15:16, David E. Fox wrote:
> > > backup in order to re-instate my old system from tape. I would always
> > > backup the directories /root and /home, but if I restored say /usr,
> > > would I have all my old programs again...this
On Sunday 01 July 2001 15:16, David E. Fox wrote:
> > backup in order to re-instate my old system from tape. I would always
> > backup the directories /root and /home, but if I restored say /usr,
> > would I have all my old programs again...this is what I would like, but
> > is this correct.
>
>
> backup in order to re-instate my old system from tape. I would always backup
> the directories /root and /home, but if I restored say /usr, would I have
> all my old programs again...this is what I would like, but is this correct.
Yeah, unless something went wrong, you'd have the old stuff
Hi All,
I am using a HP Colorado 14Gig tape drive unit for backup. I do not want
bells or whistles on backup progs, so I am writing a simple perl script to
run backup for me.
However, if I have a system crash, hard drive or similar, and are prepared to
reinstall the OS (Mandrake 8), what OS
Gavin,
grab that sucker as fast as you can!
Mark
Gavin Rollins wrote:
>
> Need some advice,
>
> If possible could someone give me the lowdown on a tape device, the one I'm
> looking at is located at Linux Mall
> its a 20/40GB tape device called Imation SLR7. the manufacturer is tandberg.
> t
Need some advice,
If possible could someone give me the lowdown on a tape device, the one I'm
looking at is located at Linux Mall
its a 20/40GB tape device called Imation SLR7. the manufacturer is tandberg.
the linux mall part # is 03331, its going for $48.00 the picture is of the
tape drive
Wayne
About Arkeia, post your question on the arkeia-userlist
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I use arkeia to backup 2 NT and 3 linux machines, that works fine. I
haven't tried more than that though.
Hope that helps
Dany Allard
Wayne Stout wrote:
> Greetings, all.
>
> I have a cou
Wayne Stout wrote:
>
> Greetings, all.
>
> I have a couple of questions about backups. My company is looking into
> setting up a linux file server / backup server to replace the current NT
> based backup server and NFS based file server. Here are my questions.
>
> First, we're looking at using
Greetings, all.
I have a couple of questions about backups. My company is looking into
setting up a linux file server / backup server to replace the current NT
based backup server and NFS based file server. Here are my questions.
First, we're looking at using Arkeia as the software. Anyone have
Gary Morgan wrote:
>
> Can I use "dump" to backup more than one file system to the same tape?
You can always backup several things on the same tape, whatever
the utility knows how to do, by using the "non-rewinding" device
(look for a device whose name begins with "n").
By the way, you mailer i
Can I use "dump" to backup more than one file system to the same tape?
The books I have on Linux barely touch the subject of tape backups. Does
anyone know of a good reference book or website?
TIA,
Gary Morgan
On Sun, 7 May 2000, Charles Curley wrote:
> -> Can anyone suggest a good tape backup program (console) that will work
> -> well for me? I've got a SCSI 10/20GB tape drive and would like to backup
> -> the entire system (4 filesystems) and (if possible) some remote systems as
> -> well over ssh.
On Sat, May 06, 2000 at 10:17:25PM -0600, Vincent Danen wrote:
-> I've written a perl program to handle my tape backups and it isn't quite
-> working the way I want it to. I tried a program called flexbackup and
-> that didn't work the way I wanted it to either.
->
-> Can anyone suggest a good t
I've written a perl program to handle my tape backups and it isn't quite
working the way I want it to. I tried a program called flexbackup and
that didn't work the way I wanted it to either.
Can anyone suggest a good tape backup program (console) that will work
well for me? I've got a SCSI 10/2
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>
> I'm new to tape drives in linux and actually have no clue on how to install
> them. I got myself sony superstation ide drive and mdk 7 detected it as
> disk drive? mind telling me abouth the how tos you've read?
> thanx
>
You can find them under the LDP icon.. How
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Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2000 2:14 PM
Subject: [expert] tape backup
> Hi, I'm trying ( unsucessfully ) to get my Colorodo T-3000 to work under
linux.
>
> I have read a number of how-tos, but am a little lost in trying to
configure it under
&g
Hi, I'm trying ( unsucessfully ) to get my Colorodo T-3000 to work under linux.
I have read a number of how-tos, but am a little lost in trying to configure it under
/etc/fstab. Most of the how-to's I have found have dealt with inserting ftape in the
kernal.
Ftape seems to be present on my MDK 6
Has anyone used the Sony "Superstation" 10 GB backup system with Linux? It's
a paralell port item, so I suppose you'd have to set it up much the same way
one sets up a paralell port ZIP drive, but since it's a tape backup, would
you mount it differently? Does anyone know if there's a SCSI version
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