Is the "Disaster Recovery Strategies with Tivoli Storage Management"
redbook from November of 2002 still the definitive work on using TSM for
bare metal restorations of non-Windows clients? We've got a Linux client
with a balky HDD, so we're trying to come up to speed on this aspect of
TSM under a
yes we did works great. Create a bootable linux cd with the tsm client
on it and a editable dsm.opt/dsm.sys. And make sure you know your
grub/mkinitrd stuff.
I have restored plenty machine to different hardware and filesystem with
success.
Just find a "create your own bootable linux cd" guide som
