On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 12:39:20PM -0700, Jwelch wrote:
>This is some good stuff, thanks for all the feedback, I really appreciate it.
>The problem I have now is that every time I try to DD the drive, it freezes
>on me. I have tried it 3 times and it freezes on the same number of bytes
>every time.
This is some good stuff, thanks for all the feedback, I really appreciate it.
The problem I have now is that every time I try to DD the drive, it freezes
on me. I have tried it 3 times and it freezes on the same number of bytes
every time.
$ nc -l -p 7000 | dd of=/dev/sda
punt!
16+0 records in
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Jwelch wrote:
> Ok, that makes sense but I don't have the /device directory. How do I create
> it so I can see it?
You are misinterpreting what is written on that page. There is no need
to create anything, nor is there a need to know about anything under
\Device as that is the NT name not the PO
Jwelch wrote on 26 June 2008 19:18:
> Ok, that makes sense but I don't have the /device directory.
Not "/device", "/dev".
> How do I create it so I can see it?
"mkdir /dev" will create it (but won't populate it), or perhaps better,
you could use the create_devices.sh script that is linked
There is no \device directory. You just use /dev/whatever even
though it doesn't show up in ls.
On Thu, Jun 26, 2008 at 2:17 PM, Jwelch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Ok, that makes sense but I don't have the /device directory. How do I create
> it so I can see it?
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> Dave Korn wrote:
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Ok, that makes sense but I don't have the /device directory. How do I create
it so I can see it?
Dave Korn wrote:
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> Jwelch wrote on 26 June 2008 18:13:
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>> I've been trying to do a block copy of one of my systems but I'm having
>> an
>> issue with finding the partition on cygwin. When I g
Jwelch wrote on 26 June 2008 18:13:
> I've been trying to do a block copy of one of my systems but I'm having an
> issue with finding the partition on cygwin. When I go to /dev, I don't see
> my hard drives so I can't do a DD.
Even though you don't see them, they are there. The /dev filesyste
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