Raghukv
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Hi All,
I'am trying to restore the backup in windows(any verson) , which was taken in Compaq Tru64 Unix system. The backup was taken using 'vdump' command and currently i don't have any unix system to restore the same. Can anybody guide me in restoring this in windows.
Regds,
Raghu
I'am trying to restore the backup in windows(any verson) , which was taken in Compaq Tru64 Unix system. The backup was taken using 'vdump' command and currently i don't have any unix system to restore the same. Can anybody guide me in restoring this in windows.
Regds,
Raghu
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http://unix.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Tru64-UNIX-Managers/2007-01/msg00019.html confirms that. vdump/vrestore are only available on Tru64.
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Hi,
Thanx to all u guys who took the pain to help me out with various views and thoughts which are valuable. Kindly clarify one more point in regard to the same issue, can i use any unix flavour to restore using ' vrestore ' command or do i have to depend completely on Tru64 only.
Regds,
Raghu
Thanx to all u guys who took the pain to help me out with various views and thoughts which are valuable. Kindly clarify one more point in regard to the same issue, can i use any unix flavour to restore using ' vrestore ' command or do i have to depend completely on Tru64 only.
Regds,
Raghu
I can only repeat: vdump/vrestore are only available on Tru64. So yes, you absolutely require a Tru64 system.
svs is correct, you need a tru64 system to restore these files. If you want to move these files over to a windows system. Create a dump using tar or cpio. There is a tool which can open these archives in windows called altap salamander
I already said that you will need vrestore on Tru64 -- no way around this.
If you want to be portable, create tar archives which can be read by most
of the usuals archiving tool on windows (winzip, winrar, 7zip, etc.), too
If you want to be portable, create tar archives which can be read by most
of the usuals archiving tool on windows (winzip, winrar, 7zip, etc.), too
Other option is to create a dual boot machine with linux or use a Live CD ( Knoppix, Ubuntu etc )
I would first find out what vdump is compatible with.
I hope this helps !