Backing Up the GOMU Data Files

This describes how to manually back up the files in the active GOMU to the standby GOMU.

The directories that you can manually back up are as follows:

\BSC6000\bscswm\area1\software\

\BSC6000\bscswm\area2\software\

\BSC6000\bscswm\area1\extbios\

\BSC6000\bscswm\area2\extbios\

\BSC6000\data\datafile\cdm\

\BSC6000\data\mtndata\pfm\tsk\

\BSC6000\bscswm\area1\license\

\BSC6000\data\datafile\alm\

\BSC6000\data\mtndata\log\opr\
Do not change the names and directories of the files after they are backed up to the standby board.
If the backup function is disabled, you cannot perform backup.

Check the status of the swapping switch on the standby GOMU.
Status

Operation
backup switch = enable backup

On the standby GOMU, swapping is enabled. Go to 4.
On the LMT, run the DSP OMUBAKSTAT command to query the status of the standby GOMU.

Status	Operation
backup switch = enable backup	On the standby GOMU, swapping is enabled. Go to 4.

View the status of the standby GOMU.

Status of the Standby Board	Operation
Backup stat of Daemon = No Backup	You cannot back up the GOMU data files because the GOMU does not have a standby board. End the operation.
Backup stat of Daemon = Initial Backup	The GOMU is being started. After the GOMU is started, go to 4.
Backup stat of Daemon = Daily Backup State	The standby GOMU is operational. Go to 4.

Run BAK OMUALL on the LMT to manually back up data files to the standby GOMU.