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Incremental Backups
- To: luria%dali.berkeley.edu@CSNET-RELAY
- Subject: Incremental Backups
- From: Jody Hukee <hukee%scrc-stony-brook.arpa@CSNET-RELAY>
- Date: Wed, 19 Mar 86 15:17 EST
- Cc: slug%r20.utexas.edu@CSNET-RELAY
- In-reply-to: <8603190102.AA21137@dali.berkeley.edu>
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 86 17:02:54 PST
From: luria@dali.berkeley.edu (Marc Luria)
Message-Id: <8603190102.AA21137@dali.berkeley.edu>
To: slug@r20.utexas.edu
Subject: Incremental Backups
We'd like to be able to do incremental backups of our 3600's
automatically. I mean, we'd like to be able to have the machine do it
every few nights on to the same tape. There are two problems with doing this
The first is that you can't append to a cartridge tape. We'd like to just leave the same
cartridge tape in and append the files that are changed. Secondly, we don't
have the sources to the incremental backup stuff, so I can't put a
function into the timer queue. Any one else done something similar?
Well, sorry, but you still can't append to cart. tape. However, if you
are under software contract or warranty, you will receive a HOSS
bulletin in early April, telling you how to call the dumper and reloader
from Lisp. It will also list some newly recategorized source files to be
available on a supplementary source tape in April, two of which are
sys:lmfs;reloader and sys:lmfs;dumper which should contain the code you
want.
Jody Hukee, Symbolics Home Office Software Support