If you do not specify any tape characteristics, the ufsdump command uses a set of defaults. Table 36-1 shows some arguments to the ufsdump command that work well for different types of tape cartridges. You can specify tape cartridge (-c), density (-d), size (-s), and number of tracks (-t). Note that you can specify the options in any order as long as the arguments that follow match the order of the options.
Table 36-1 Arguments to ufsdump to Specify Tape Capacity
Tape |
Arguments |
---|---|
Diskette |
ufsdump Ds 1422 |
60-Mbyte cartridge |
ufsdump cdst 1000 425 9 |
150-Mbyte cartridge |
ufsdump cdst 1000 700 18 |
1/2-inch tape |
ufsdump dsb 1600 2300 126 |
2.3-Gbyte 8-mm tape |
ufsdump dsb 54000 6000 126 |
5.0-Gbyte 8-mm tape |
ufsdump dsb 54000 13000 126 |
5.0-Gbyte 4-mm tape |
ufsdump b 96 |