Xerox DocuTech 6100 Production Publisher User Guide

2. Type mount /XRXbackup to mount the backup 

partition. 

3. Type cd /XRXbackup. 

4.  Copy or ftp the backup files to the /XRXbackup 

partition from the storage location. 

If it is desirable to store the system backup files to tape, 
refer to the Tools and Utilities section of this document for 
the TGBackup procedure. 

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When restoring a system backup, a DocuSP System 
Restore CD is provided with the software kit to your Xerox 
Service Representatie.  Performing the following to start 
the Restore procedure: 

1.  Insert DocuSP System Restore CD in the CDROM 

drive. 

2.  Shutdown the DocuSP controller by selecting 

Shutdown from the DocuSP user interface. 

3.  At the ok> prompt, type boot cdrom. 

4.  During the system restore process, a series of 

questions displays asking if you wish to create a new 
file system.  Enter yes. 

If a system restore is being performed following a fatal 
disk failure or replacement of the hard disks, a DocuSP 
clean install must be performed first to partition the hard 
drives and create the partitions.  Following the clean 
install, copy the backup files to the /XRXbackup partition 
then perform the system restore. 

For a configuration backup, do not use the /XRXbackup 
partition to store the configuration files.  The configuration 
backup files can be stored on the DocuSP internal disk, 
an external disk, an NFS mounted network drive, or 
supported media such as a floppy drive or CDROM R/W. 

 

DocuSP 4.1 now provides the ability to save the current paper 
tray programming to a file and recall that file for later use.  The 
saved tray mappings may also be copied to another DocuSP-
based system using the DocuSP Backup and Restore 
functionality. 

For example, if a job or series of jobs that are often run have a 
specific paper tray programming, the mapping can be saved and 
recalled for faster setup for printing of the job. 

This functionality is not available on the DocuColor iGen3.