tronik


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Posted: Jan. 20 2005,17:31 |
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try to see if there is anything happening during shutdown. i know that many times when mine is attempting to back up, there is a race condition which causes the backup to err out and the backup doesn't actually get performed. if i do the backup manually (as i explain below) then everything works properly. i dont know when/if this will ever be fixed because it is a race condition and it does not happen everywhere and on everyones machines.
otherwise, to make sure, you can always check /opt/.backup_device to make sure its got the device you want to back up to entered in there, and then, use 'filetool.sh'
try typing (from a root terminal) 'filetool.sh backup' to backup the files in filetool.lst and 'filetool.sh restore' to restore the backup from the device in /opt/.backup_device
hope this helps.
-------------- -william atlanta, GA, USA
DSL 1.0+2.4.27/sata : P4 2.4norwood : 512ddr2 : nvgf4ti4200-64 : 128mbLexar Jumpdrive Elite
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