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From: Tom <tom@uniserve.com>
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Subject: restore problem
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  I was testing "restore" on 2.2.6-stable, system and it fails
mysteriously almost immediately:

root@pegasus# restore -r
hole in map
abort? [yn] Segmentation fault
root@pegasus#

  There is a small pause between when the "abort?" prompt comes up, and
when dump segfaults.

  What does "hole in map" mean?

Tom


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