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What are the dump parameters for an exabyte 8200 or 8500?

April 26, 2017dump Exabyte parameters

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What are the dump parameters for an exabyte 8200 or 8500?

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8200 — dump 0budfs 126 54000 /dev/rst0 6000 filesystem 8500 — dump 0budfs 126 54000 /dev/rst0 13000 filesystem Note: Under 4.1.2 and above you should use rst8. Previous versions did not do anything special for the 8500. Note: These parameters are not needed for 5.1.x because it computes these values from the type of Tape Drive you are using. Also, 5.1.x knows about end of tape and does the right thing when it reaches it.