I have an OS/2 box with a c:, d: & e: drives. The c: drive is HPFS and d: & e: are JFS. I have ARCServe on a Win2000 box with the ARCServe OS/2 agent installed on the OS/2 box. I can backup the c: drive on the OS/2 box with no problem because the OS/2 agent helps me to get to the c: drive (HPFS). I can see the d: & e: drives (JFS) using ARCServe software on the Win2000 box and when I try to back it up, it takes hours (a whole day) to backup a 4K file. I see that there is network traffic between the 2 machines using another network utility so I know there is communication. Does anyone know of any other software that I can install to make backups of JFS drives or any other advice/suggestions? Thank you.

I use regular CD burner of my JFS. I don't have it scheduled yet, but the Audio-CD creator takes command line parms, so technically, I can automate it with REXX...

For now, I do it once a week of my non-critical stuff.