Re: cpio/gzip problem or are my tapes too old?

Making, drinking tea and reading an opus magnum from Joe Szedula: > >On 10/7/05 1:32 PM, Michael Shalayeff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > >> I use a command like: > >> > >> cpio -o -z -v -F /dev/rst0 < in.lst > out.lst > >> > >> to perform a backup. But when I attempt to index the tape contents usi

Re: cpio/gzip problem or are my tapes too old?

>On 10/7/05 1:32 PM, Michael Shalayeff ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: >> I use a command like: >> >> cpio -o -z -v -F /dev/rst0 < in.lst > out.lst >> >> to perform a backup. But when I attempt to index the tape contents using: >> >> cpio -i -t -v -z -F /dev/rst0 >> >> I get: >> >> gzip: /dev/stdin

Re: cpio/gzip problem or are my tapes too old?

Making, drinking tea and reading an opus magnum from Joe Szedula: > I use a command like: > > cpio -o -z -v -F /dev/rst0 < in.lst > out.lst > > to perform a backup. But when I attempt to index the tape contents using: > > cpio -i -t -v -z -F /dev/rst0 > > I get: > > gzip: /dev/stdin: unrecogni

cpio/gzip problem or are my tapes too old?

I use a command like: cpio -o -z -v -F /dev/rst0 < in.lst > out.lst to perform a backup. But when I attempt to index the tape contents using: cpio -i -t -v -z -F /dev/rst0 I get: gzip: /dev/stdin: unrecognized file format cpio: End of archive volume 1 reached Oct 7 11:50:48 sys /bsd: st0: 10-