[SunHELP] full ufsdump & ufsrestore

[Edward Chase]

I'm 99.9% sure that you'd have to run ufsrestore separately for each 
filesystem.  They would also need to be run in the order that they were 
written to the tape.

No, I'm more sure than that.  If you were to run your
   ufsrestore -rf /dev/rmt/0cn /
It would stop at the end of restoring the root filesystem.


At 09:40 AM 2/5/2002 -0500, Markham, Richard wrote:
>Possible Scenario:
>  ufsdump was ran to dump each UFS filesystem seperately
>  to a single tape.
>  ((ie. ufsdump 0f /dev/rmt/0cn $FS) where $FS was (each UFS mount point))
>
>
>When restoring, If I were to change pwd to / and I run:
>ufsrestore -rf /dev/rmt/0cn /
>Would it restore all filesystems be it that the original fs
>structure was still in tact?  Or would I have to individually
>run ufsrestore per filesystem (mount point) ?
>

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