UnixWare bare metal fully automated restore

This is the easiest and most versatile choice to use in the entire menu. Using a simple keystroke and pressing Enter a few times, the entire root hard-drive is restored and reconstructed. This feature works for the same hard disk or a new hard disk. If the disk is new, all the filesystems are proportionately expanded up to the maximum allowed. For example, the /stand filesystem has a maximum limit of 128 megabytes. Following this methodology, all filesystems are mounted and the user can proceed to perform a full restore.

Keep in mind, this prepares the primary hard-drive only, and does not prepare the secondary or tertiary drives. If these also need repair, first go to the utilities menu to select these drives and reconstruct their filesystems. Then go back to the fully automated restore and finish the process. When the fully automated restore runs, all filesystems, including those on the secondary and tertiary hard-drives are mounted and the data is restored from the tape unless specifically excluded.