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Backing up and Restoring Files

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-or-

at the ok prompt: boot -r

2. Run backup script with -h option to get information on the drives in the

system and all the command options. The following is the output of run-

ning clone.pl -h on a typical system.

# perl clone.pl -h

Sample output

Usage:

-L # Set DEBUG Logging Level (1-4):

1-INFO 2-WARN 3-ERROR 4-INFO&Console.

Default level: ERROR

-D #Set DAT Level (1-2):

1-detail 2-high level.

Default level: detail

-p ’PARTITIONS’ Set partitions to be

backed up or recovered

Delimiters: space ',' ';' and '.'

Each partition specified from root,

i.e. begun w. '/'

Enclose [PARTITIONS] within single

quotes, not the back quote.

-d driveSet drive name for backup or recovery

-s driveSet drive name for system when booted

off CD

-b on/offSet backup on/off

-r on/offSet recovery on/off

Mandatory: recovery ON works only

backup set OFF

Restore to root or /usr requires all

applications to be down

-v #Get the version of this script

and perhaps a reboot.

-f fullSet full disk to be backed up

Mandatory: '-f full' needed for entire

disk backup

-hPrint this usage message

3. Select a drive as the target backup drive.

Find one from the list, in the output of perl clone.pl -h

Example:

System drives information:

System drive:c0t3d0.

The mount slices:c0t3d0s0 c0t3d0s6 c0t3d0s4 c0t3d0s7

c0t3d0s5.

Corresponding partitions:/ /usr /var /mmf /opt.

The swap slice:c0t3d0s1.

1 2 ... 124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 ... 187 188

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