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Dan Demus wrote -- > > Anyone- > The Linux Journal has an ad for: BRU Backup Restore Utility. Has > anyone tried it? Yes, I have tried it, for two reasons 1) I have a collection of bru archive tapes from non-Linux systems and I wanted to read them (it did) 2) I am a bit excessive about archival error-checking and bru seemed to offer a bit more than the standard gnu-tar I have mixed feelings about the performance. I used the scripts "fullbru" and "incbru" and on incbru, I got a SIGSEGV error and the program crashed. I did get a prompt reply from Enhanced Software Technologies (the bru-meisters), but the reply left me a bit uneasy, namely that the error arises from memory and kernel limitations of Linux when using full verbosity. I realize that Linux still has rough edges, but I would have appreciated knowing which versions of linux are fully compatible with the current bru (I have sent an email letter off with this request). > Does anyone recommend anything else? I would be interested to learn of another. -- Robert Luoma <luoma at capybara.pn.com>
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