Hi,
I'm looking into rolling out a few RH9 machine and
need to be able to make rock-solid disk images of them in a flexible manner such
that I can burn the results out to multiple CDs or store them on
harddrives. I would like this to work how Norton Ghost does for Windows
machines, in that the application would have to recognize the files systems (so
that I wouldn't get a 10GB image for a 10GB drive that only has 1.5GB used,
e.g.) and allow me to complete the whole process w/ minimal messing
around.
I'm currently looking at <a href=www.partimage.org>partimage</a> as a solution, but I'm finding it rather cumbersome
to install, especially since I'd like to make these backup images over the
network and the only solution they provide is to install this partimaged server,
which I'd rather not do, b/c I see it as an unecessary
complication.
I've also examined the <a
href="" as a solution for
booting the machines up w/ a pretty functional version of Linux in a ramdisk, so
I'd like to continue w/ that approach.
So, after all the above description, what do you
all use to handle your image backup procedures (especially when you do not have
adequate harddrive space on the machine to be backed up)?
Thanks,
John Lawler
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