Eric, thank you very much. That was the problem(and a few other parameter things) . Tested it and it worked fine.
I was surprised that linux would be able to detect the dos and EMBR partition names that I had assigned to my drives. Backups were successfully made using partition names !
Now, all I need is a foolproof way to detect whether I am running under DOS or LINUX. I could use GETTRIVE() and see if there is a ":" in the result, but if I were running from a TBOS mounted drive like 0:, I might make the wrong assumption.
Thanks again
TBOS in IFL line 1 error
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Re: TBOS in IFL line 1 error
You should be able to use the global "tbsenv" variable. Its value is determined by the type of the environment the script is running on (DOS, LINUX, WINDOWS).