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stack_32 Command
stack41 Command (See Implementation Specifics Section)
Key Concepts
Purpose
Creates stacked format tapes (8mm or 1/4 inch)
from backup or tar format installp files.
Syntax
stack_32 -l stack_list [-c source_directory] [-d output_device]
[-i image_type] [-n toc_directory] [-s size]
[-1 boot_file -2 install_file] [-h|-?]
Description
Creates a set of stacked format tapes. Each tape contains a complete
Table of Contents (TOC), and a set of product image files (in backup or
tar format). Maketoc_32 is the shell which actually creates the TOC.
NOTE: The makestack command may be used as a front end to invoke
the stack_32 command. Refer to the makestack man page.
Flags
-l stack_list File which contains the backup or tar
filenames to be written to tape.
(one entry per line).
-c source_directory Source directory containing installable images.
Defaults to current directory.
-d device Tape device (path name is optional).
Defaults to rmt0.
Example: [-d fd0] or [-d /dev/fd0]
-i image_type Specifies image type by AIX release for TOC format.
Valid values are 3.1, 3.2 and 4.1 which indicate
type 1, 2 and 3 TOC formats, respectively. Default
is type 1. (See note under IMPLEMENTATION SPECIFICS.)
-n toc_directory Do not generate a tape. Instead just
generate a TOC in the specified directory.
-s Specify maximum size (in megs) of tape. Defaults:
1/4 inch tape: 120
8mm tape: 2100
-1 boot_file Name of bosboot image (first file on the first tape).
-2 install_file Name of bosinstall image (second file on the first
tape).
-h | -? Lists Help message and exits.
NOTE: -1 and -2 options must be used together.
Exit
If there is a program error: Non-zero return code.
No program error: Return code of zero.
File
None
Examples
1. Create a non-bootable stacked tape image on 8mm tape:
stack_32 -l stack_list -c /test/build/image -d /dev/rmt1
2. Create a bootable stacked tape image on 1/4 inch tape:
stack_32 -l stack_list -c ./bff -d /dev/rmt0 -1 boot -2 bos
3. Create a 3.2 TOC with the current set of files:
stack_32 -l stack_list -c ./bff -1 boot -2 bos -n ./ -i 3.2
See note under implementation specifics.
4. Create a non-bootable stacked tape image with a 4.1 TOC on
8mm tape:
stack_32 -l stack_list -c /test/build/image -d /dev/rmt1 -i 4.1
OR
stack41 -l stack_list -c /test/build/image -d /dev/rmt1
See note under implementation specifics.
See implementation specifics section for details on stack41.
Implementation Specifics
In the AIX 4.1 build environment there is a link between stack_32 and
stack41 (note no underbar). If stack41 is invoked the -i <image_type>
option is not necessary. stack41 will always generate a 4.1 (type 3) TOC
(refer to example 4 above). The stack tools are located in the
tools/power/usr/bin directory of the 4.1 build environment.
Note: Until Boulder supports image types for toc formats other than type 1,
all types will default to type 1.
Related Information
makestack
Maketoc_32
gen_toc_entry