Darren,

Can I clone the whole lot ,say from ABC001, with:
nsrclone -b "Clone" ABC001 ?

I'd like to move all the save sets.
Otherwise I'd need to write a loop
foreach SID in `list`
do
      nsrclone -S ....
done
I guess it will take longer.

Regards,

Glen


Darren Dunham <ddunham AT TAOS DOT COM> wrote:
>
> What's the best way to clone old tapes (DLT) onto the new media (LTO)?

nsrclone, generally.

> Do I need to create all the clients onto a new server, run scanner -i
> /dev/rmt/0cbn to scan everything in and then clone the whole volume.

scanner -i rebuilds the file indexes. You don't need the file indexes
to clone.

Do you at least have the media indexes? If so, you can create a clone
pool for the LTO tapes, run 'mminfo' to get the savesets of the old
tapes, then run nsrclone on them to the clone pool.

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