Hi.
I have one the file "diogo.txt" with this format:
one
two
thee
four
and when i execute the next command:
{
while read line_data
do
echo "${line_data}"" "
done
} < diogo.txt
it gives me:
one
two
thee
four
Is there any way, to see in the right way.
Thanks any way.
DR
Hello.
I don't think so.
To list or to restore files from a savevg, i have to use the listvgbackup or restorevgfiles commands.
To the first command (/usr/bin/savevg -Xif'/dev/rmt0.3' ssavg) i can read them, but to the second (/usr/bin/savevg -Xif'/dev/rmt0.1' fastvg) i don't know to do that...
Hi.
I'm doing a backup of two volume group's to two tapes.
The first backup take, the first tape and a little of the second, and the second takes a little of the second tape.
The command i use to make the backup is:
/usr/bin/savevg -Xif'/dev/rmt0.3' ssavg
/usr/bin/savevg -Xif'/dev/rmt0.1'...
Thanks Breslau.
It work just like i want.
What i said before is that i can't use the 'cplv -e', if the volume group isn´t the same.
But the 'tar' command that you give me it work's just fine.
Thanks one time more...
DR
I had tried that before, but we can't copy lv's between vg to an lv already existing.
Only in the same vg, we can copy a lv to an already existing.
Thanks any way...
DR
Hello.
I have this implemented in unix, and i would like to do that in nt.
I am trying to do that with the gnu tools, but the find command does not exist (or i do not have them).
Is there other way?
Thanks any way...
DR
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