This is a discussion on Problems with tape on SCO osr6 within the Sco Unix forums, part of the Unix Operating Systems category; --> Hi NG I've just migrated from OpenServer 5.0.4 to 6.0, and I'm having some trouble First of all, I ...
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| Hi NG I've just migrated from OpenServer 5.0.4 to 6.0, and I'm having some trouble First of all, I cann't write to the tapes. I can read the tapes from the old server by doing a cpio -vit < /dev/rStp0, but when I try to write 'find .. -print | cpio -vocduB > /dev/rStp0' I get an error : cannot create I've tried different devices nrStp0, xStp0 and different aguments to cpio, -oc, but the result is the same. I'm not that familiar with unix, and a newbie with osr6, but has anyone got an idear? Best regards Stef |
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| Hi Stef, Are you really sure your tape is working? Can you use the command: tape status or tape status /dev/rStp0 Try to write the tape with "tar cvf /dev/rStp0 . Regards, John Stef wrote: > Hi NG > > I've just migrated from OpenServer 5.0.4 to 6.0, and I'm having some trouble > First of all, I cann't write to the tapes. I can read the tapes from the old > server by doing a cpio -vit < /dev/rStp0, but when I try to write 'find > . -print | cpio -vocduB > /dev/rStp0' I get an error : cannot create > I've tried different devices nrStp0, xStp0 and different aguments to > cpio, -oc, but the result is the same. > > I'm not that familiar with unix, and a newbie with osr6, but has anyone got > an idear? > > Best regards > > Stef > > |
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| Hej John Thanks for the anwser, but the tape station works. I tried making a backup with tar and that works. For some reason I cann't use the cpio command to make backups with osr6, but if I just can make it work with tar I'm happy with that. best regards Stef "jkuiper" <jkuiper@thematec.nl> skrev i en meddelelse news:47022f8a$0$25498$9a622dc7@news.kpnplanet.nl.. . > Hi Stef, > > Are you really sure your tape is working? > Can you use the command: tape status or tape status /dev/rStp0 > Try to write the tape with "tar cvf /dev/rStp0 . > > Regards, > John > > Stef wrote: >> Hi NG >> >> I've just migrated from OpenServer 5.0.4 to 6.0, and I'm having some >> trouble >> First of all, I cann't write to the tapes. I can read the tapes from the >> old server by doing a cpio -vit < /dev/rStp0, but when I try to write >> 'find . -print | cpio -vocduB > /dev/rStp0' I get an error : cannot >> create >> I've tried different devices nrStp0, xStp0 and different aguments to >> cpio, -oc, but the result is the same. >> >> I'm not that familiar with unix, and a newbie with osr6, but has anyone >> got an idear? >> >> Best regards >> >> Stef >> |
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| On Sep 26, 1:29 am, "Stef" <pr...@igen.dk> wrote: > Hi NG > > I've just migrated from OpenServer 5.0.4 to 6.0, and I'm having some trouble > First of all, I cann't write to the tapes. I can read the tapes from the old > server by doing a cpio -vit < /dev/rStp0, but when I try to write 'find > . -print | cpio -vocduB > /dev/rStp0' I get an error : cannot create > I've tried different devices nrStp0, xStp0 and different aguments to > cpio, -oc, but the result is the same. > > I'm not that familiar with unix, and a newbie with osr6, but has anyone got > an idear? > > Best regards > > Stef May not be the problem but "-vocduB" doesn't make sense together. The "d" and "u" will work reading a tape, not writing to it. Try a simple "find . -print | cpio -ovc > /dev/rStp0" first. The other thing to check is if the tape is ready in time, does the tape start some action when you write? Mike |