Am Mittwoch, 22. Mai 2002 15:58 schrieb Matthew Daubenspeck:
> > I've done disk-image to disk. I suspect that if you'll boot off your
> > Debian CD with something like
> >linux root=/dev/hda1
> > and then re-run lilo, this might fix the problem.
>
> I tried this and it still runs the install o
On Wed, May 22, 2002 at 11:18:39PM +0200, gerhard wrote:
> Am Mittwoch, 22. Mai 2002 15:26 schrieb Matthew Daubenspeck:
>
> > it does it scroll 09 09 09 09 across the screen...
> >
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm not shure if it will work, but i think (only an idea) it's because of
> lilo.
> So try to start
Am Mittwoch, 22. Mai 2002 15:26 schrieb Matthew Daubenspeck:
> it does it scroll 09 09 09 09 across the screen...
>
Hello,
I'm not shure if it will work, but i think (only an idea) it's because of
lilo.
So try to start your root system with the rescue cdrom or floppy:
mount /dev/rootpartition
> Yes, but on dual-boot machines with W2K on the first partition and
> Debian behind that.
>
> >I tried doing a disk to disk copy, and when I boot the new disk, all
> >it does it scroll 09 09 09 09 across the screen...
> >
> >
> I've done disk-image to disk. I suspect that if you'll boot off you
Has anyone used ghost with debian?
I tried doing a disk to disk copy, and when I boot the new disk, all
it does it scroll 09 09 09 09 across the screen...
What else can I use to move my install from 1 drive to another?
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> Maybe. Another thing that crosses my mind; are you disk imaging or
> partition imaging. I can't imagine that you're doing partition imaging
> because I can't think of any way you could get as far as you have, but
> as I said, it's something that crossed my mind.
Definitely disk imaging.
-nicole
On Wed, 2001-12-05 at 20:36, Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
> I have created a bootable CD of a current working machine. I then use the
> bootable CD to 'expand' or 'apply' the image to another machine
using Ghost.
> When
> rebooting the second machine, it gives the Lilo error. In order to get it
> to wor
> You know, I wonder if it's a problem with the lilo 'graphical' menu. I
> have not tried using the plain ol' LILO: prompt.
No such luck.
So let's recap the Lilo errors I've had with this dual boot ghost thing:
1. lilo.conf default=windows, first image=linux-2.4.16:
LI 40 40 40 40 40 40
2. l
> I've got a lab of 19 Gateways that are dual-booting between Debian and
> W2K. I use Ghost to create them. Generally I use one as a master, push
> the image up to a server, then ghost it down to the other machines.
Well, I think if it's possible, it's possible. It must be something about
eithe
Nicole Zimmerman wrote:
Anyone used debian with norton ghost? I have a problem with lilo when I
create a bootable CD image of a dual boot debian+win2k box. I thought
maybe moving around the order of images in the lilo.conf (which ghost
attempts to follow) would fix my issues, but apparently not
Anyone used debian with norton ghost? I have a problem with lilo when I
create a bootable CD image of a dual boot debian+win2k box. I thought
maybe moving around the order of images in the lilo.conf (which ghost
attempts to follow) would fix my issues, but apparently not. I talked to
their tech
rote:
> > > For those who are interested there is a package called mondo which is
> > > GNU and does the same thing a Norton Ghost, namely allows you to take a
> > > system image and use it to install other computers or backup simply by
> > > booting from a cdr crea
Michael Banck wrote:
>
> On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 01:54:35PM +1000, Peter Firmstone wrote:
> > For those who are interested there is a package called mondo which is
> > GNU and does the same thing a Norton Ghost, namely allows you to take a
> > system image and use it to in
On Mon, Aug 28, 2000 at 01:54:35PM +1000, Peter Firmstone wrote:
> For those who are interested there is a package called mondo which is
> GNU and does the same thing a Norton Ghost, namely allows you to take a
> system image and use it to install other computers or backup simply by
>
Hi all,
For those who are interested there is a package called mondo which is
GNU and does the same thing a Norton Ghost, namely allows you to take a
system image and use it to install other computers or backup simply by
booting from a cdr created earlier.
I think this should become part of
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