Storix Software SBAdmin AIX System Recovery Guide - Manual (Page 34)

You may also use sequential tape devices to restore from the backup if the backup spans multiple tapes
and you want the installation to automatically span the tapes inserted in different devices. This option is
identical to the use of a
Sequential Tape Device . The devices previously configured on the system are not
known when booting in installation mode, so this option provides you a method of defining sequential
devices on the local system.
You must select at least two drives from the list. To do so, highlight the desired entry and press Enter. An
arrow (==>) will appear next to each option selected.
Important: You must select the devices in the same order in which they will be read.
Select Local Disk Backup
If you configured a locally-attached (or SAN-attached) disk for system backup/recovery (refer to SBAdmin
User Guide ), and you performed the System Backup to a configured local system backup disk, you may
reinstall the system using that backup. If you select this option, the system will be scanned for one or more
system backup disks, and then the disks will be queried for available system backups. If any are found, a
screen similar to the following will appear, from which you may select the backup to restore:
Select a backup by highlighting the desired line and pressing ENTER, or press F3 or ESC key to cancel the
selection. After making your selection, you are returned to the
Change Installation Server or Device menu .
Install From Local NFS Mount
If the system backup you wish to use for the recovery is located on a remote NFS share, you may use this
option to get access to the backup by performing a NFS mount of the share to the local system. Performing
recovery from local NFS mount is supported with
Network Edition and Workstation Edition licenses only.
You must first select the Set or Change NFS Mount Configuration option which will display a screen
similar to the following:
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