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Article #354dump size estimation
From: HUFF CHARLES T.
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 1990 00:28
Date: Thu, 27 Dec 1990 00:28
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Does anyone know the algorithm the 'dump' command uses to estimate the size (number of blocks and amount of tape) of an incremental file system dump? Is there a straightforward way to get that information 'on the fly' (other than starting up 'dump' and seeing what it says)? Charles Huff cth@rsch.oclc.org OCLC, Inc. Office of Research
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