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I started mondoarchive from the commandline on an openSuSE 10.1 x86 system (dual core). -> NFS mount -> 4400 MB as filesize <br> The progressbar showed up - but it filled up the /dev instead of my mounted nfs drive.

du -sm /dev/* | sort
341     /dev/mondo.scratch.27361
93      /dev/tmp.mondo.8514
1       /dev/shm
....

Following processes were running, when I tried to stop it:

[15:47] root@ucl01121:~# ps -ef|grep mondo
root     13524 11910 14 15:20 pts/2    00:04:05 mondoarchive
root     21087 13524  0 15:45 pts/2    00:00:00 sh -c gzip -c1 > /dev/tmp.mondo.8514/xattr_list.45.gz
root     24939 13524  0 15:45 pts/2    00:00:00 sh -c afio -o -b 131072 -M 16m -Z -P bzip2 -G 9 -T 3k -E /usr/share/mondo/do-not-compress-these /dev/tmp.mondo.8514/tmpfs/46.afio.bz2 < /dev/tmp.mondo.8514/filelist.46 2>> /var/log/mondo-archive.log
root     24941 24939  0 15:45 pts/2    00:00:00 afio -o -b 131072 -M 16m -Z -P bzip2 -G 9 -T 3k -E /usr/share/mondo/do-not-compress-these /dev/tmp.mondo.8514/tmpfs/46.afio.bz2

Cheers

Robert

During a restore, I'm getting the following error:

/dev/cciss/c0d0p1 has unsupported format ext3

The partition /dev/cciss/c0d0p1 is the /boot file system.

While the system is booted into the O/S, I can see that ext3 is a valid file system:

# cat /proc/filesystems |grep -v nodev

ext2
iso9660
ext3

During the restore, if I go to a shell, the same command produces:

# cat /proc/filesystems |grep -v nodev

ext2
iso9660

I'm running the following versions on RHEL 4 U5 on a Proliant DL380:

buffer-1.19-1
mondo-2.2.6-1.rhel4
afio-2.4.7-1
mindi-busybox-1.7.3-1.rhel4
mindi-2.0.2-1.rhel4

adding /dev/i2o to /etc/mindi/deplist.txt solves it, centos/rhel5, mindi 1.2.3