it looks like adsm is having trouble resolving exactly where the
filesystem resides. I had this in one instance before where i had to
mount one file system over another and I could only get adsm to look at
it via the "device path" way. I bet your files will be found in adsm
under "/export/home/id1".  Or try /export/home/home/id1....
Good luck,

Sharon Stidd

Client/Server Administrator
Alliance Data Systems
800 Tech Center Drive
Gahanna OH 43230
614/729-4340
Fax 614/729-4499

> ----------
> From:         Michael Richard[SMTP:Michael_Richard AT COMPUWARE DOT COM]
> Sent:         Tuesday, May 19, 1998 5:01 PM
> To:   ADSM-L AT VM.MARIST DOT EDU
> Subject:      Problem with Solaris 2.6, ADSM ver 3.1 mounted file
>
>      I am having trouble in getting a directory backed up on a Solaris
> 2.6
>      machine using ADSM v3.1. when I do  df -k all the directories
> under
>      mounted appear in the backup windw and restore window except one.
> The
>      df -k shows it as this :
>      filesystem       kbytes    used      avail    capicity   mounted
> on
>      /export/home/id1 489702   242848    246365     50%
> /home/id1
>
>      I and a entry from df -k that shows :
>      filesystem        kbytes    used      avail    capicity   mounted
> on
>      /dev/dsk/c0t3d0s7 489702   242848    246365     50%
> /export/home
>
>      It allows me to backup and restore /export/home but I can not get
> it
>      to backup /home/id1. It will not appear in the gui.
>      Any ideas welcome.
>
>      Michael Richard
>      Enterprise storage admin.
>      Compuware
>      The info expressed above is not that of any company I am working
> for
>      but just my own.
>