My guess is that this is a filesystem issue.  I'm unfamiliar with Linux though, 
so unsure whether /boot is a normal UFS filesystem (since I guess that one's 
where the kernel lives).  Is this a problem on a specific filesystem type?
 
Cheers,
 
Stuart.

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From: EMC NetWorker discussion on behalf of Randy Manchester
Sent: Tue 05-Dec-06 21:17
To: NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] Unable to get size of extended attribute names



Hello,

I've been seeing the following error showing up on several of my systems
that I backup.

beam:/boot save: Unable to get size of extended attribute names :
Function not implemented

The backup indicated it was successful, but a test restore restores
empty files (they don't show up as empty in recover). All of the systems
are RedHat-8, server is Solaris-9 with 7.2.2-build 422 power edition and
client is 7.2.2.

Anyone experience this before?

Thanks!
Randy

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