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        I see the same behaviour as Michael  BUT I've seen that there
is an important difference between:

        ALL_LOCAL_DRIVES

and

        / + "Cross Mount Points"

namely that the first makes individual backup jobs for each filesystem
whereas the second just makes a single one (so making MPX'ing not work).

        
Is this what others see, too ???


Cheers,

Richard.


Michael Wei wrote:
> 
> I don't believe it's true.  I've used ALL_LOCAL_DRIVE on Solaris systems
> that have UFS on / and some Vxfs mounted underneath.  The backup picks up
> all the filesystems.
>
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