by Matz » Thu, 18 Jan 2001 07:31:37
I guess there are some paremeters different in HP-UX.
Maybe: blocksize OR bytsawpping OR....?
How to create tapes that both HP-UX and LINUX can read???
1. How can I make HP-UX read Linux dds (dat) tar tapes?
Situation:
Linux box with new fancy HP dat drive can read HP-UX (800 series) tapes
just fine.
HP can't read DDS tapes generated on Linux via:
mt setblk 10240 // use fixed length records
tar c ./* // tar default blk factor 20 ==> 20*512 = 10240
I have verified that the HP generates tapes with 10240 byte records,
and that the Linux box generates tapes with 10240 bytes records.
HP system says "tape error" on all forms of access.
Has anyone had any luck getting linux and HPUX to talk via dds tapes?
Danke,
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