.tr {" .tr }. .SC FILESAVE~PROCEDURES September~14~1977 .HU "HOW TO MAKE BACKUP PACKS" .L1 Before initiating .B filesave , check the .I mail for the .I root to make sure there are no files to be restored. Restore any files at this time, because when you execute the filesave you may be destroying the only good backup you have for a file. For instructions on how to restore a file, see the FILE RESTORE PROCEDURE section of this manual. .L1 Make sure the system is .I idle (no user processes active). This can be accomplished by executing the .B shutdown program.\*F .FS Commands actually entered appear underlined. .FE .BS .BI login: .UL "root" .BI password: .UL !;%&? .BI # .UL "shutdown" .BE .sp If the shutdown program fails, an explanation of the steps that can replace it can be found in the UNIX SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE section of this book. .L1 Halt the system (set .I HALT toggle down). .L1 Reboot the system .I SINGLE-USER via ROM BOOT PROCEDURE. .L1 Perform file maintenance. .L2 Make any necessary patches to the filesystems (see FILE PATCHING PROCEDURE). .L2 Get packs and tapes for the File Save from the tape/disk cabinets using the oldest dated disk packs first. To determine the appropriate disk and tape, check your Disk Log and Tape Log. .L2 Start FILESAVE .I shell procedure. .BS .BI # .UL "filesave.\\fIn\\fP" .br (where .I n is the system identification letter, e.g., .I a \|) .BE .P Allow the filesave to run to completion. If any part of the file save fails, re-execute starting from that point. .L2 Record all disk packs and tapes used on the log sheets. .L1 Bring up UNIX MULTI-USER via the UNIX INITIALIZATION PROCEDURE.