Try this, it will give you the top level directory or the path of the
first file contained in the image.
bpflist -U -d $1  -client $3 -backupid $i -rl 10 |sed 's/.*P=\(.*\)\
D=.*/\1/;'|egrep '^\/'|sed 1q

-G

On 8/23/06, Jeffrey Dykzeul <Jeffrey_Dykzeul at raytheon.com> wrote:
> Given a backup id, how can I find out what file system that backup id
> represents? I do use bpimagelist to get all sorts of info including the
> client and the policy, but cannot find a way to determine the exact source
> file system(s) for the data. I am using NBU 6 on Solaris.
>
>
> Jeff Dykzeul
> Raytheon Space & Airborne Systems
>
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