Thanks to all who sent me advice. I'm afraid I had already tried all
the things people had suggested, except trying to add the whole
directory instead of just the file I wanted to restore. (Thanks to Gary
Hennigan for suggesting that) That seemed to do the trick.
dragon:~/tmp# restore -i -v -f
On Thu, May 28, 1998 at 04:50:05PM -0400, Behan Webster wrote:
>
> That's actually what I tried first. I get the same results with -i.
>
>
> dragon:~/tmp# restore -i -v -f ~/prev/dragon.hda2.19980523.0
> Verify tape and initialize maps
> Tape block size is 32
> Dump date: Sat May 23 03:44:19
Jens B. Jorgensen wrote:
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> When it says 'Specify next volume' just enter 1.
I'm afraid that didn't work. It just keeps on asking for the next
volume.
What I'm confused about is that doing a "restore -i" or "restore -t" and
I seem to be able to find the file just fine. But when I do a "restor
Gary L. Hennigan wrote:
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> Behan Webster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> | I'm new to using restore(1), and can't quite figure out how to extract a
> | single file from a dumped filesystem.
> |
> | I first restored the dump image from amanda onto an empty partition (the
> | image is called dragon.h
Behan Webster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I'm new to using restore(1), and can't quite figure out how to extract a
| single file from a dumped filesystem.
|
| I first restored the dump image from amanda onto an empty partition (the
| image is called dragon.hda2.19980523.0), then I tried to resto
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