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That type of messages usually indicates you booted from an AIX version with a maintenance level lower than the mksysb image you're trying to restore. &nbsp;To correct this boot from base media that has a maint level the same or higher as the version of the mksysb tape and re-do the clone.<br />

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That type of messages usually indicates you booted from an AIX version with a maintenance level lower than the mksysb image you're trying to restore.  To correct this boot from base media that has a maint level the same or higher as the version of the mksysb tape and re-do the clone.


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We downloaded what we thought was the latest maintenance level that the server was at but it is larger then a single CD. Is there a way to create a bootable CD with the maintenance level we downloaded? <br />
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Thanks again for the help
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We downloaded what we thought was the latest maintenance level that the server was at but it is larger then a single CD. Is there a way to create a bootable CD with the maintenance level we downloaded?

Thanks again for the help

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We are renewing our contract on the server. Thanks for your input
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We are renewing our contract on the server. Thanks for your input

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Hi all experts - We have an AIX 5.2 system that we are trying to restore a MKSYSB tape to from an identicale system. We want to have this server handy for DR if needed. When we run a restore from a known good MKSYSB we get the following error: <br />
At about 87% of the restore we get about half an hour of this error.<br />
Update_Status [119]: &lt;a random 4 digit number&gt; Killed Over Mounting /<br />
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The steps we are taking are booting to the AIX CD (disk 1) and running the Restore system from backup option.<br />
We are not very knowlegable with UNIX, so if you have any suggestions please include the syntax. <br />
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Thanks!
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Hi all experts - We have an AIX 5.2 system that we are trying to restore a MKSYSB tape to from an identicale system. We want to have this server handy for DR if needed. When we run a restore from a known good MKSYSB we get the following error: 
At about 87% of the restore we get about half an hour of this error.
Update_Status [119]: <a random 4 digit number> Killed Over Mounting /

The steps we are taking are booting to the AIX CD (disk 1) and running the Restore system from backup option.
We are not very knowlegable with UNIX, so if you have any suggestions please include the syntax. 

Thanks!

Update Status 119 Killed Over Mounting during MKSYSB restore

Unix is a multitasking, multi-user computer operating system originally developed in 1969 at Bell Labs. Today, it is a modern OS with many commercial flavors and licensees, including FreeBSD, Hewlett-Packard’s UX, IBM AIX and Apple Mac OS-X. Apart from its command-line interface, most UNIX variations support the standardized X Window System for GUIs, with the exception of the Mac OS, which uses a proprietary system.