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Thanks both of you. Thats all it took to get the wheels turning. 
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Thanks both of you. Thats all it took to get the wheels turning.

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Were having some problems creating a backup of a SCO box we have over NFS. IT is running &nbsp;sco_sv 3.2 5.0.5 and we are backing up over an NFS mount to a Red Hat 9 box. <br />
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Were using the following command: find /. -follow -depth -print -mount &nbsp;| cpio -ovcmC32768 -Ofilename.cpio<br />
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weve also tried some variations piping through dd:<br />
find /. -follow -depth -print -mount &nbsp;| cpio -ovcmC32768 | dd of=filename.cpio conv=bmode bs=32k<br />
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these didnt help any. same results.<br />
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The job always core dumps at ~2gigs. Weve tried everything we can think of. Anybody got any ideas?<br />
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Were having some problems creating a backup of a SCO box we have over NFS. IT is running  sco_sv 3.2 5.0.5 and we are backing up over an NFS mount to a Red Hat 9 box. 

Were using the following command: find /. -follow -depth -print -mount  | cpio -ovcmC32768 -Ofilename.cpio

weve also tried some variations piping through dd:
find /. -follow -depth -print -mount  | cpio -ovcmC32768 | dd of=filename.cpio conv=bmode bs=32k

these didnt help any. same results.

The job always core dumps at ~2gigs. Weve tried everything we can think of. Anybody got any ideas?






Backup problems under SCO

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