What flags are you passing cpio in SCO? There is a -c flag that write
steh header in text instead of binary, and it says in the SCO cpio man
page that this is required for archives being moved between different
system types.
Also check the block size - if they are different between systems I'm
sure it would cause problems of some sort.
- Doug
George Vieira wrote:
>
> Yes, a tar works BUT on the linux box I had to use DD. I tried DD already
> with cpio and no go..
>
> > If you write to the tape using tar, will it work on both systems?
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