HP 382 - Page 78

FINAL TRIM SIZE : 7.5 in x 9.0 in
5
c.
Y
ou
migh
t
need
to
restore
imp
ortan
t
system
les
suc
h
as
/etc/inittab
,
/etc/rc
,
etc.
from
y
our
memory-based
system
to
y
our
system disk.
The
pro
cedure
for doing
this is
almost iden
tical to
the
pro
cedure
for
restoring
/hp-ux
.
Only
the
le
names
and
directories
will
b
e
dieren
t.
d.
Y
ou
migh
t
also
need
to
mo
ve,
remov
e, cop
y,
or
searc
h
for
other
les.
Note
that
the
memory-based
system
has
limited
capabilities.
Your
primary
ob
jective
is to
restore y
our
disk-based
system
to
a
b
o
otable
condition
and
then
reb
o
ot
y
our
computer
from
y
our
system
disk.
F
rom
that
p
oin
t, y
ou can
reco
v
er
lost
les
from
bac
kup
tap es,
or whatev
er else
is
necessary
to
restore
y
our
system
to
its
normal
operational
condition.
For More
Information
For
more
information
on
bac
kup
and
reco
v
ery
,
see
Instal
ling
and
Up
dating
HP-UX
9.0
,
System
A
dministration
Tasks
,
and
the
references
for
mkrs
(1m),
cpio
(1),
and
tcio
(1)
in
the
man
pages
or
in
HP
VUE Help.
Also see
Solving
HP-UX
Pr
oblems
.
5-12 Backing Up, Restoring, and Updating Your Software