Mount Tru64 UFS filesystem on HPUX

From: Garsha, Adam (adam.garsha@marquette.edu)
Date: Thu Apr 07 2005 - 14:35:32 EDT

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Has anyone ever tried to migrate a large data store from a Tru64 box to
an HPUX box by relocating (via SAN) a disk formatted to UFS?

Any success? or just plain dumb?

I had tried this with Tru64/Linux some time ago and was close, but then
threw-in-the-towel when Linux had trouble with tru64 partition table.

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In case you have thought of similar ideas, please feel free to mention
any "tricks" that you have used to move a large amount of data from one
server to another without using tape drives, with a thin network, and
with an EVA5000 SAN.

Thanks much,

--adam
adam.garsha ATDOMAIN mu.edu

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