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Subject: Re: [RDD] mirror as-is or restore to new?
On Monday 16 March 2015 06:30:02 pm Wayne Merricks wrote:
Every data
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Subject: Re: [RDD] mirror as-is or restore to new?
On Monday 16 March 2015 06:30:02 pm Wayne Merricks wrote:
Every data recovery quote I had was in the region of £10,000+ to recover files
which were useless without the database and everything else working along
side
On Monday 16 March 2015 06:30:02 pm Wayne Merricks wrote:
Every data recovery quote I had was in the region of £10,000+ to recover files
which were useless without the database and everything else working along
side it.
I've just spent the last 6 hours or so recovering a few files for
On Monday 16 March 2015 01:47:56 am Lorne Tyndale wrote:
For Option 2, this would be pretty straight forward. Install Linux (the
broadcast appliance) as a mirrored / RAID setup, install Rivendell then
restore your /var/snd and your database. And as long as you use the
same machine name and
Hi,
I second the never use Hardware RAID for anything important.
Especially when nobody has bothered to back stuff up because its an
ancient system that nobody understands but managed to clone onto newer
hardware.
I had a very bad 2 weeks doing post death data recovery on a high end
Hi Chris,
My first comment, if you're already at 800 GB, then you'll probably be
wanting something bigger then 1 TB in short order. Having said that,
there is merit in both ways of going about what you want to do.
Option 1, adding a second hard disk and setting up a mirror. If you're
new to
