Is there a linux program that I can use to create a compressed file of
used sectors that can be used to restore my drive without reinstalling
linux .. ... I would like to read fat32 as well as ext2 sectors ..
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On 19-Sep-00 Rochester Payne wrote:
> Is there a linux program that I can use to create a compressed file of
> used sectors that can be used to restore my drive without reinstalling
> linux .. ... I would like to read fat32 as well as ext2 sectors ..
>
In Linux you don't need the exact sector l
Hi, Rochester!
On Mon, Sep 18, 2000 at 11:45:40PM -0500, you wrote the following:
> Is there a linux program that I can use to create a compressed file of
> used sectors that can be used to restore my drive without reinstalling
> linux .. ... I would like to read fat32 as well as ext2 sectors ..
Hi Alex,
On 19-Sep-00 Alex Shnitman wrote:
> I don't know about fat32, but for ext2 you should probably use "dump"
> and "restore" [..]
> but they store & restore a very exact image of the filesystem,
> down to the inode numbers.
So that's what's dump for -- in difference to tar and co. Good top
>From: Karl-Heinz Herrmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>On 19-Sep-00 Alex Shnitman wrote:
>> I don't know about fat32, but for ext2 you should probably use "dump"
>> and "restore" [..]
>> but they store & restore a very exact image of the filesystem,
>> down to the inode numbers.
>So that's what's dum
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