Full server backup problem

hi there,
i want to perform a full server backup for my RHEL ver 4 over which oracle 9i is installed. Total file systems are 6 and size of oracle database over these partitions is nearly 250 GB. size of total server partitions is nearly 350G. We have a HP DLT tape drive with a storage capacity of 400 G. I want to perform a full server backup on this DLT. I'm using tar ie. "tar -cvf <dlt> / ". but problem is that after writing some partitions ie. after writing 3 partitions tar exits itself without giving any error.
This is somewhat like cold backup.... database goes down n full server backup performed n database opens. but in my case database is properly going down but tar is writing only three partitons and after that without giving any error next statement executes and database starts.
Please guide.
will be very thankful
amrit

thanks,
alright so i cant take ful server backup then.
now problem is that i want cold backup for my database. and for that i've created a script which generates a spool file using various v$ views ie. datafile,ctrlfile n redo.
then this script is executed from crontab.
now in this script first statement says like "tar -cvf <dlt> /filepath1"
then second statement goes with argument " -rvf " which rewinds complete tape and then starts writing. there are 26 datafiles in my database and some of them are nearly 20G.
now whenever this datafiles are written using -rvf ..... it takes too much time ie. i scheduled it at 23:00 and next day till 09:00 database was not up..... it was still writing to dlt. then i haver to interrupt this backup and start my database.
we are not using any third party tool. plseas guide me what stretigy should i follow to have my cold backup done.
although this same technique of writing is working with one of my server which is using solaris9. in RHEL 4 there's problem.
please guide.
thanks in advance
amrit

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Hi Andrew,
I tested this in my lab server 2012R2 , but there's no error .
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