RE: your mail
2004-05-11 09:21:41
>A few ideas, which might be useful for the future at least: 1) switch
>to GNUTAR (I was using GNUTAR but had ended up switching to ufsdump due
>to some problems); 2) there used to be a "binary compatibility layer"
>that let you execute Solaris executables on Linux, but maybe that has
>disappeared, or at least would probably require compiling a "custom
>kernel"; 3) look for source code for ufsrestore, but I don't think it's
>Open Source; 4) Can Solaris run under VMware on x86 architecture? 5)
>look for Open Source libraries that can parse ufsdump format, or ufs
>filesystem, and write your own code.
Thanks for this. I should of clicked that the command listed in the docs
wasn't for tar. I do use gnutar, so the command would be:
dd if=/dev/nst0 bs=32k skip=1 | tar xzvf -
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