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UGU: Unix Guru Universe - Unix Tip #4094- April 27, 2012
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Unix Tip #4094- April 27, 2012
DUMP TO A FILE
Ever have the need to dump the contents of a partition
into a single file on a remote machine. The local
machine does need to be trusted by the remote machine
for this to work.
Use the following command:
# dump 0fb - 126 [filesystem] | rsh [remote machine] \
'(cd [destination dir];dd of=[destination file] os=126b)'
# dump 0fb - 126 /dev/root | rsh foo '(cd /usr2/tmp;dd of=root.dump os=126b)'
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