Re: REPOST: SAVLIB CD creation for V5R1 restore

the only thing I can think is that you aren't writing the same
cd format. are you setting the format on the burner?

Steve McKay wrote:
>
> Reposted in the hope that some one that knows something about this missed
> it the first time!  Sorry to bomb the list . . .
>
> Listers -
>
> I have a process that has worked on V4R5 to create a restoreable SAVLIB CD.
> The process is as follows:
>
>  - Turn on CD mastering state for a tape using QLPCDRST STATE(1)
>  - SAVLIB to tape
>  - Turn off CD mastering state using QLPCDRST STATE(0)
>  - Create PF RCDLEN(28672)
>  - CPYFRMTAP to the PF
>  - FTP PF to a PC in BINARY mode
>  - Drag PC file to CD burner drive
>
> As I stated earlier, this process worked under V4R5.  Now, under V5R1, I
> enter the command RSTLIB SPCONTROL OPT01 and I get a joblog with the
> message "File not selected.  File label or file name mismatch for file
> /SPCONTROL.  (Note the "/" before SPCONTROL.).  SPCONTROL is the library
> that I am trying to restore from the CD.
>
> Also, the CD volume name is SPCONTROL and it was created using Roxio EZ CD
> Creator 5.0
>
> My first thought was that the RCDLEN of the PF may be different under V5R1
> but I don't know how I would find out that information.
>
> Anyone out there with any experience creating restorable CDs on V5R1?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Steve
>
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