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make_net_recovery(1M) make_net_recovery(1M)
options.
-v Display verbose progress messages while creating the system recovery archive. Includes infor-
mation such as which volume groups/disks will be included in the system recovery archive.
-x include=file|directory
Includes the file or directory in the recovery archive, but does not cross any mount points.
Note, file names may NOT end with a space.
-x inc_cross=file|directory
Includes the file or directory in the recovery archive and crosses mount points to access any
directories that are mounted or files contained in directories that are mounted. This option is
for crossing local files system mounts only; not remote file system mounts. Note, file names
may NOT end with a space.
-x inc_entire=disk|vg_name
Includes all file systems contained on the specified disk or volume group. Use a block device
file (e.g., "/dev/dsk/c0t5d0") when specifying a whole-disk (non-volume manager) file system.
Use the volume group name (such as vg00
) when you want all file systems that are part of
that LVM volume group to be included in the archive.
-x exclude=file|directory
Excludes the file or directory from the archive. When a directory is specified, no files beneath
that directory will be stored in the archive. If the excluded directory is an unmounted file sys-
tem shown in the /etc/fstab file, a WARNING ("Filesystem xxx is not mounted. It will be
ignored.") message will be displayed.
Note, file names may NOT end with a space.
-x print_manifest_args=
<print_manifest arguments>
Passes the given <print_manifest arguments> to the
print_manifest command. This can
be done to reduce the amount of time required by
make_net_recovery.
Please see
print_manifest(1M) for more details.
XToolkit-Options
The make_net_recovery
command supports a subset of the standard X Toolkit options to
control the appearance of the GUI when the
-i option is specified. The supported options
are: -bg, -background, -fg, -foreground, -display, -name, -xrm, and
-
synchronous
. See the X(1) manual entry for a definition of these options.
-? Displays the help screen.
Including and Excluding From Archive
The contents of the archive may be controlled from the contents file (see
-f). The full path for the con-
tents file is /var/opt/ignite/clients/0x
LLA/recovery/archive_content
on the Ignite-
UX Server. This file consists of keyword identifiers which specify the inclusion of files, directories, or
entire disks and volume groups. The keyword identifiers also instruct
make_net_recovery whether
to follow mount points when creating the system recovery archive. The contents file has the following key-
word identifiers:
include filename | directory
Includes the specified filename or directory and all subdirectories and associated files. Mount
points are not crossed and symbolic links are not followed. Note, file names may NOT end
with a space.
inc_cross filename | directory
Include the specified filename or directory and all subdirectories and files contained under-
neath subdirectories. Local mount points are crossed but symbolic links are not followed.
Note, file names may NOT end with a space.
inc_entire volume group | disk
Include the entire specified volume group (e.g., "vg00") or disk (block device - e.g.,
"/dev/dsk/c0t5d0"). Do not specify a disk if it is part of a volume group.
inc_all_affected
Is equivalent to using -A option. Based on the files that are specified for inclusion, this option
determines which disk(s) and/or volume group(s) contain those specified files, and includes all
files from those disk(s) and/or volume group(s) in the archive.
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