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		* IMPORTANT INFORMATION. PLEASE READ CAREFULLY *
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	You have selected the 'MULTI-VOLUME' option for backup/restore 
	(found under Options menu item from the Main Menu). Because this 
	will require interactive user intervention when media changes are
	 required, it can ONLY be run in FOREGROUND mode rather than in 
	BACKGROUND mode where media changes are not expected.

	When the backup/restore process completes, you will be returned to 
	the normal menu-ised L.B.U interface.

	Please also note the following :

	The multi 'MULTI-VOLUME' option is normally selected (under Linux)
	to back up system files and directories to the floppy disk drive.
	
	There are two ways to backup to a floppy drive using L.B.U.

	If the user selected /dev/fdn (where n = the floppy drive number 
	e.g /dev/fd0) then L.B.U will write the tar archive DIRECTLY to 
	the disk.

	NOTE: THIS IS NOT A FILESYSTEM AND CANNOT BE MOUNTED WITH THE
	UNIX MOUNT COMMAND. IT IS NOT RECOMMENDED THAT YOU TRY THIS.

	The backup can later be restored using L.B.U and specifying the 
	SAME device specification (/dev/fdn) prior to using the RESTORE
	Main Menu option. 

	This is the CORRECT way to do a MULTI-VOLUME backup to a floppy.

	The other way to backup to a floppy is to mount the floppy as a 
	filesystem 

		( e.g mount -t ext2 /dev/fd0 /mnt )

	and then backup to that filesystem... ie to /mnt.

	This is fine if the backup will not occupy more than the free
	space available on the floppy disk, in which case you need
	not have specified MULTI-VOLUME anyway !!
 