> Sorry but I have to disagree, as I have been part of a group where we did it
> this. Unfortunately I don't work at that company anymore so I don't have
> access to the scripts and documentation we did.
>
> Actually you could use mt to change EOM to EOF.
It depends on the hardware. Many commo
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Similarly, I would think you could send the tape out to the pros. Like you
do with dead hard drives.
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Hi Mike
Sorry but I have to disagree, as I have been part of a group where we did it
this. Unfortunately I don't work at that company anymore so I don't have
access to the scripts and documentation we did.
Actually you could use mt to change EOM to EOF.
Regards
Michael
On Thu, 2 Feb 2006 09:2
This won't work, as when the tape is starting to be overwritten, the EOM
marker will be back towards the beginning of the tape. You won't be able
to MT the tape past the EOM marker.
-- M
> Hello Jay
>
> If they have a unix media server, you may be able to extract the data
with
> tar, from the n
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Hello Jay
If they have a unix media
Hello Jay
If they have a unix media server, you may be able to extract the data with
tar, from the not yet overwritten part of the tapes.
Regards
Michael
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> Hi All
>
> A few days ago, one of my customer had some mistake during manual expire
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Hi All
A few days ago, one of my customer had
Hi All
A few days ago, one of my customer had some mistake during manual expire tapes. Some tape are needed for restore the data but the tape was already overwritten by other backup job.
How to restore the data from overwritten tape?
Anybody has experience about it?
Any information would be ap
