You cannot use an ordinary file-system copy utility to copy a VOB
to another location. You must follow special procedures that maintain the
integrity of VOB data and preserve permissions and ownership on VOB storage
directories.
Procedures for moving VOBs are covered in the following scenarios:
- Moving a VOB to another disk partition on Windows® or to another Windows host
in the same domain.
- Moving a VOB to a Windows host in a different domain.
- Moving a VOB to another disk partition on Linux® or the UNIX® system or to another host running Linux or
the UNIX system
with the same architecture.
- Moving a VOB to a host running Linux or the UNIX system, with a different architecture.
- Moving a VOB from a Windows host to a host running Linux or the UNIX system.
- Moving a VOB from a host running Linux or the UNIX system to a Windows host.
Note: Two hosts are said to have the same architecture when they have
the same binary data format. Binary data format is controlled by CPU type,
so platforms with the same CPU type have the same binary data format. Whenever
you move a VOB to a host with a different architecture, it must be reformatted
to the new host's binary data format.