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From: Robert Rawlins - Think Blue <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, August 21, 2007 5:23:56 AM
Subject: [Voyage-linux] Install Remotely
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Hello Guys,
I’ve got a system running Voyage that’s out in
the field and has been giving me some issues of late, apt-get appears to have
completely destroyed itself and I can’t really do anything with the
system, No matter what I try I keep getting segmentation faults when trying to
install packages. I started having this problem after I changed my sources list
and ran the update, which didn’t run correctly and ever since I’ve
had problems.
So, I’m hoping to put a clean Voyage install onto the
system, however I will have to do this remotely as the box is in a completely
different country and I don’t have the means to be able to do a local
install on it.
Is it possible to install from a remote location? If so then
what’s my best method?
Thanks guys for any advice,
Rob
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Rob, I have used rsync clone remote system. Please test before your run it on
the remote system.
su root
rsync -aH ./voyage-current/ remote:/
You will want to make sure your boot loader has the correct kernel before you
reboot.
Nicholas A. Schembri
State College PA USA
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