Christian Schwarz wrote:
:
: I'm looking for some kind of "rescue" boot disks for Debian. Actually I
: would need it for an easy of doing a restore of my tar backups. (An easy
: solution would be to include tar on the installation root disk, if there
: is enough space left--a simple tar version would be fine.)
What if you'd take the boot/root disk set. When I used 'em last time,
they included a rather rich set of utilities. (Don't know if tar too,
...)
: Sometimes it's necessary to boot from disks (i.e. via ramdrive) to fix a
: configuration problem or to repair a filesystem. There once were a few
Most config problems I could solve via the `linux emergency' kernel
command line.
Heiko
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