Hello,
I've never used a Linux bacula rescue CD at this point i don't need
to do any bare metal recoveries of the linux box i have. I do however have a
need for FreeBSD bare metal recovery. I've got a few questions.
First of all, has anyone done this or got far with it? What i was
planning was to use the section of the freebsd handbook as a guide, make a
custom boot media, compile bacula-fd statically along with my system's
partition information, boot and see if i can do it. I realize this is rough,
but my goal is to get the FreeBSD bare-metal recovery as comprehensive as
the Linux procedure. To that end i'd like to know how linux rescue goes, i
imagine you boot, then run programs like fdisk and format and recreate your
system, then use bacula-fd to load file and boot information? If anyone who
has done this could give me an overview conceptually i'd appreciate it.
Thanks.
Dave.
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