Re: Like Ghost for Windows Software

I suggest mondo-archive by Hugo Rabson. http://www.microwerks.net/~hugo/ We use it. Great piece of reliable software. //OLAS Ed Wilts wrote: > Or you can use dd for free... Do a quick google search for "linux duplicate > drive" and you'll find a bunch of responses. Add "dd" to the search lis

SV: Which Red Hat distro for 2.2.x?

t; steve > > -Original Message- > From: OLA SAMUELSON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: 22 January 2002 11:55 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: SV: Which Red Hat distro for 2.2.x? > > > We are using updated 6.2 with 2.2.20 which works superbly. > If it's for

SV: Which Red Hat distro for 2.2.x?

We are using updated 6.2 with 2.2.20 which works superbly. If it's for a server I would stick with 6.2, a desktop user might want the newer UI stuff etc that comes with 7.2. - Original Message - From: David Krovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2

Re: Mass System Imager for Red Hat

Try Mondo or mkcdrec or partedimage(or something similar) I found mondo easy to install/use. Rhugga wrote:  We have several Linux clusters that we want to upgrade from 6.2 to 7.2 using an image system like Ghost. We have tried System Imager but it hangs during imaging and we believe it is relat

raid

You're right Chuckunless You want to upgrade to 2.2.13 kernel and still boot on raid 1 which I can not figure out how to do. mkinitrd as You suggested did not work so I am probably going to raid ONLY the mounts i have data on. This means that in case of disk failure I will have to reinstall b

megaraid

> Generally speaking , I prefer hardware raid. Does not put "any" load on cpu and hides the disk "arrangement" from the os which makes it easier to manage. Also, rebuilding is run by i960 cpu on card and the system is almost unaffected by such operations. Rebuild with software raid has more impac

Changing kernel on RH6.1 installed and

> > > Essentially if you can get the raid driver loaded and the image exploded > into RAM the system should be able to read the rest from disk. Try it and > see what happens (just be sure you preserve your 2.2.12 kernel which runs). > Thinking maybe there is another way to solve this which may be

Re: "HELP REWARDED" ----Changing kernel on RH6.1 installed andbooting on on

Hi! Thanks for your time. It appears to work without /boot since all diskspace is raid:ed and it boots perfectly with the rh6.1(2.2.12)kernel. The problem appears when i build a NEW kernel. THAT kernel won't boot from raid but the "original" will. the ramdisk appears to be the solution since it

Re: Mail error

> > Yup... this sounds like you need mkinitrd! > > > "mkinitrd /boot/initrd-2.2.13.img 2.2.13" would probably help but you might > need/have to include "--with=raid1.o". Give it a shot and see what happens. > > Thanks! Don't I need to include startup/raidboot scripts and raid tools to start the r

Re: "HELP REWARDED" ----Changing kernel on RH6.1 installed and booting on on raid1 md0 and swap on raid1 md1

Hi! > On Fri, 5 Nov 1999, Ola Samuelson said: > > OS>Most greatful for assistance. > OS> I need rh 6.1 for raid1 but 2.2.13 kernel for improved smp and > OS> fix of eepro100 drivers in system with 4 cards. > OS> > OS> 1. Installed rh6.1 on

"HELP REWARDED" ----Changing kernel on RH6.1 installed and booting on on raid1 md0 and swap on raid1 md1

) a high availability net site. I would like to reward anybody that can help me with this. Nothing serious but I have some hardware we will be tossing out soon. Maybe there is something You would like to have? Thanks & regards! //OLA SAMUELSON -- To unsubscribe: