AB>> Why not purchase a 4GB DAT drive (afaik, there are IDE dat drives as
AB>> well). Backups are to be made on either optical media or magnetic (or
AB>> magneto-optical) medias, but backing up a hard drive on another hard drive
AB>> is (can't find the word).
I'm not sure on this. First, t
On Sat, 24 Jul 1999, Moti Levy wrote:
Hi,
Why not purchase a 4GB DAT drive (afaik, there are IDE dat drives as
well). Backups are to be made on either optical media or magnetic (or
magneto-optical) medias, but backing up a hard drive on another hard drive
is (can't find the word).
--A
ML>> Its a redhat 5.1 with a 2.3.41 kernel so i dont want to mess with mirror
^^
Could you send a copy to me, CC to Linus and Alan? :) They still think
latest kernel is 2.3.11... That would be great service to Linux community
- we could skip 30 development steps a
Hi all,
I have a linux box which is a mail server for a small company nothing
fancy a PII266 and a 4.3 wd hdd.
any way i was asked to prepare some sort of backup to it and thought of
the following system.
1.connect a similar hd (model and size)
2.partiton it the same way the original hdd
3.use dd
