hi oki
yes..yes...
your bnackup mechanism and backup implementation will
protect you against only certain failures... a single backup
methodology will NOT protect you against various failure modes
and yes... if you create a bad file or corrupt a file...
and you use raid1 to mirror your data...
Alvin Oga wrote:
> each time youupdate lilo.conf or add new kernels and modules,
> you'd have to remember to rerun lilo on the backup disk
> ( assuming that is to be a hard disk bootable replacement
> - order of magnitude easier ot do raid1 in this case
I don't think that I'd copy the ker
> > raid1 mirroring... ( assumes same/identical partition sizes )
> > - anything you put on disk1 will get mirror'd to disk2
> > -
> > - if you accidentally erase /foo.txt ... it gets erased on disk2
> > too ... ( i see no point to that ...but... some folks like it
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