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Hi Every one,
good evening....
i am using dd tool to copy data from one linux machine to another linux machine.
in place of output file i am giving the ...
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dd tool usage help
Hi Every one,
good evening....
i am using dd tool to copy data from one linux machine to another linux machine.
in place of output file i am giving the second Linux machine ip adress and directory wher i wanted to copy data.but dd command is not identifying the second Linux machine path .
i have mounted the second Linux machine from first one and its successful.
we can see the same below from mount command
172.16.110.1:/E on /media/usbsdisk type nfs (rw,noexec,nosuid,nodev,hard,udp,lock,intr,wsize=8 192,rsize=8192,addr=172.16.110.1)
i am using the following command.
dd if=/home/uce_ins/tmp/records of=172.16.110.1:/E
here 172.16.110.1 is the second Llinux machine ip asddress and the E is the directory i wanted to copy data from first Llinux machine.
but dd tool is recognized the the second linux machine
i have observed the foolowing error message
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dd if=/home/uce_ins/tmp/records of=172.16.110.1/E/
dd: opening `172.16.110.1/E/': No such file or directory
kindly give a suggestion how to copy data from one Linux machine to another linux machine using dd tool.it's very urgent.
with best: regards,
Srinu.



- 07-01-2010 #2
Hello mannam srinivas!

Pardon me if I dare suggest but since you were able to mount the second HD, maybe there is no need to put the IP address on the output file but put instead of=/dev/hdxxx.
I'm just making a guess. Good luck!
nujinini
Linux User #489667
- 07-01-2010 #3
Yes, if it's a mounted filesystem, you should use the path to the mount point, ie, /media/usbsdisk it looks like in your case, not the network address. I don't think dd is network aware.


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