Hi,
As others have said already this sounds tape related.
However, to get you moving so you can try to process you could setup a file
device, label it into your favourite clone pool and clone your bootstrap and
indexes to that device.
Then dismount the file device, tar it up and ftp it to your Linux box.
Untar, create details in your Linux server, scan and try mmrecov again.
Hopefully this should work for you - I've used the process many times in the
past with good results!
Obviously you still need to get your tape reading issue sorted otherwise you
won't be able to recover anything once you get your indexes in place, but
this will at least prove the process and usually works out a *lot* quicker
than using tape!
Cheers
Mark
> I have read a quite a few docs on this topic in the archives.
>
> We have a solaris networker server. We are moving the networker server to a
> Linux box. I mounted the index tape on the drive and followed this
> procedure on the Linux server and received these errors.
>
> =====================================================================
> [root@backup2 root]# mmrecov
> mmrecov: Using backup2 as server
>
> NOTICE: mmrecov is used to recover the NetWorker server's media index and
> resource files from media (backup tapes or disks) when any of this
> critical NetWorker data has been lost or damaged. Note that this
> command will OVERWRITE the server's existing media index. mmrecov is not
> used to recover NetWorker clients' on-line indexes; normal recover
> procedures may be used for this purpose. See the mmrecov(8) and
> nsr_crash(8) man pages for more details.
>
> /dev/nst0
> /dev/nst1
>
> What is the name of the device you plan on using [/dev/nst0]?
> Enter the latest bootstrap save set id: 1576400384
> mmrecov: 1576400384 is not a valid save set id.
> Enter the latest bootstrap save set id: 1576400384
> Enter starting file number (if known) [0]: 19
> Enter starting record number (if known) [0]:
>
> Please insert the volume on which save set id 1576400384 started
> into /dev/nst0. When you have done this, press <RETURN>:
>
> Scanning /dev/nst0 for save set 1576400384; this may take a while...
> scanner: please enter record size for this volume (`q` to quit) [64]
> scanner: fn 19 rn 0 read error Input/output error
> scanner: fn 19 rn 0 read error Input/output error
> uasm: invalid save stream
> /dev/nst0: Mount operation in progress
> /dev/nst0: verifying label, moving backward 2 file(s)
> /dev/nst0: verifying label, moving backward 1 file(s)
> /dev/nst0: verifying label, rewinding
> /dev/nst0:
> mmrecov: RAP error: no tape label found
> mmrecov:
> Cannot Mount volume on /dev/nst0
> mmrecov: uasm exited with error 1
> ==============================================================
>
> I even tried copying the /nsr directory from the Sun server to the Linux
> box and found out no tape information has moved over.
>
> One thing to note is that the IP and the name of the Linux box is different
> from the Sun. But I got the license transferred from Legato and got new
> codes.
>
> Can anyone help? Is there anyone who have done this, I mean move to a
> different name and IP of the Legato server?
>
> Thanks
>
> Somen
>
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