How to findout particular file in the backup tape with the
help of ufsdump
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Answer / stratovarius
The magnetic tape control command (mt) only works for tape
drives that support it.
To view a file in an archive backed up using ufsdump, use
the ufsrestore command.
#ufsrestore -tf /device_name <archive_name> --->displays a
table content of files in the archive.
#ufsrestore -if /device_name -->is usfrestore interactive
mode. From where you can use the "cd & ls" subcommands to
browse, "add|delete" to select|unselect a file , "mark" to
list selected files,"extract" to extract the file and "exit"
to exit the interactive prompt.
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Answer / satya
Use the following commands
$ mt -f /dev/rmt/0cn rewind
this will rewind the tape.
$ mt fsf 1
will take you to the first file
repear the command untill you reach end of file.
You can check the status using
$ mt stats comand.
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