Why would you want to do that. For a single file that is possible but for 
usual purposes of restoring a tree all the dependencies are tracked by 
networker.

Individual files could be restored with the usam command. Provided you have 
the ssid/cloneid and the volume(s)


On Monday 24 October 2005 17:30, Erico Santagati wrote:
> Suppose I have the same information saved several times on different
> volumes and therefore should be able to recover the same information from
> several tapes, how can I choose the volume from which to restore instead
> of mounting the volume requested by Networker?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Erico
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