by Sanchia Bak » Thu, 07 Jan 1999 04:00:00
You can use the -r flag , but this means entering the new path/filename for each file you areQuote:>Out of curiosity, how do I restore to another location? On other unix
>.boxes I would just use the "A" option to ignore absolute path ie:
>cpio -vicdumAB blah blah < blahtape
Sanchia
Disclaimer: My opinions are my own
1. Tape restore to different Directory?
Out of curiosity, how do I restore to another location? On other unix
boxes I would just use the "A" option to ignore absolute path ie:
cpio -vicdumAB blah blah < blahtape
thanks,
adam
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