Using Cpio to load informix from CD
I need to install informix IDS 7.31 from a cd. I have mounted the cd on /cdrom I have tried to use cpio as started in the manual but i am getting this error # cpio -ivdBum < /cdrom/SERVER/IDS.CPI Out of phase--get help Perhaps the "-c" option should be used What could be the problem.
mchivaviro@okzim.co.zw said: > I need to install informix IDS 7.31 from a cd. I have mounted the cd on > /cdrom > I have tried to use cpio as started in the manual but i am getting this > error > # cpio -ivdBum < /cdrom/SERVER/IDS.CPI > Out of phase--get help > Perhaps the "-c" option should be used > > What could be the problem. At a guess, I'd say that it looked like cpio was out of phase. Have you tried using the "-c" option? -- Bye now, Obnoxio Information within this post contains forward looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21B of the S E C Act of 1934. Statements that involve discussions with respect to projections of future events are not statements of historical fact and may be forward looking statements. Don't rely on them to make a decision. The poster is not a reporting company registered under the Exchange Act of 1934. I have received a life peerage from Her Majesty, who is not an officer, minister or affiliate Labour party member. I intend to recover my loan now, which could cause the parliamentary majority to go down, resulting in losses for you. Today's Labour party has: an accumulated deficit and a reliance on loans from officers and affiliates to pay expenses. It is not an operating political party. The party is going to need financing to continue as a going concern. A failure to finance could cause the party to go out of business. This report shall not be construed as any kind of investment advice or solicitation. You can lose all your money by investing in this party.
As the clown has mentioned stick a c on the cpio. I use Cpio -iBumdvc Without any problems Paul Watson Tel: +44 1414161772 Mob: +44 7818003457 GO FURTHER with DB2 GET THERE FASTER with Informix. Attend the IDUG 2006 European Conference. Vienna, Austria. 2-6 October 2006 Visit http://www.iiug.org/conf for more information. > -----Original Message----- > From: Obnoxio The Clown [mailto:obnoxio@serendipita.com] > Posted At: 16 May 2006 03:41 > Posted To: comp.databases.informix > Conversation: Using Cpio to load informix from CD > Subject: Re: Using Cpio to load informix from CD > > > > mchivaviro@okzim.co.zw said: > > I need to install informix IDS 7.31 from a cd. I have > mounted the cd on > > /cdrom > > I have tried to use cpio as started in the manual but i am > getting this > > error > > # cpio -ivdBum < /cdrom/SERVER/IDS.CPI > > Out of phase--get help > > Perhaps the "-c" option should be used > > > > What could be the problem. > > At a guess, I'd say that it looked like cpio was out of > phase. Have you > tried using the "-c" option? > > -- > Bye now, > Obnoxio > > Information within this post contains forward looking > statements within > the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and > Section 21B > of the S E C Act of 1934. Statements that involve discussions > with respect > to projections of future events are not statements of > historical fact and > may be forward looking statements. Don't rely on them to make > a decision. > > The poster is not a reporting company registered under the > Exchange Act of > 1934. > > I have received a life peerage from Her Majesty, who is not > an officer, > minister or affiliate Labour party member. > > I intend to recover my loan now, which could cause the parliamentary > majority to go down, resulting in losses for you. Today's Labour party > has: an accumulated deficit and a reliance on loans from officers and > affiliates to pay expenses. It is not an operating political > party. The > party is going to need financing to continue as a going > concern. A failure > to finance could cause the party to go out of business. This > report shall > not be construed as any kind of investment advice or > solicitation. You can > lose all your money by investing in this party.