James Wilson wrote:
I was wondering if amanda could run in a xen instance. And if so does
the dom0 automatically pass the tape scsi adapter to the xen instance?
Also if I move amanda to this xen instance will it be able to open my
old tapes? Any help is appreciated.
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Thanks for the reply. I will look into this.
Cyrille Bollu wrote:
At home, I'm trying to move my USB printer in a domU xen domain.
According to my reading, it's possible but I have to use a kernel
command line argument like "pciback.hide=(00:11.0)" in dom0 and add
something like "pci = ['00,
At home, I'm trying to move my USB printer in a domU xen domain.
According to my reading, it's possible but I have to use a kernel command
line argument like "pciback.hide=(00:11.0)" in dom0 and add something like
"pci = ['00,11,00']" to my guest configuration. (Didn't succeed yet
though).
May
I was wondering if amanda could run in a xen instance. And if so does
the dom0 automatically pass the tape scsi adapter to the xen instance?
Also if I move amanda to this xen instance will it be able to open my
old tapes? Any help is appreciated.
At first sight it looks very easy: You are currently only doing full-daily
backups. So, switch to regular incremental/differential backups and you'll
be fine (No need to ask people doing tar files...)
Also, Amanda has all the features you need to keep track of where your
files have been backupe
Dear all,
We have lots of data in a folder called /usr/local/clients, with a
subfolder for each client. Up to now I've been able to let amanda do a
full backup every night, but now we're getting close to exceeding
acceptable time and tape capacity limits.
Once a month I take one tape out of aman