I'm very interested in this...
My question(s) are why did you have to install a minimal system?
Could you have just booted up with network and rsync and just rsynced to a
freshly paritioned/formatted disk?
What command did you use (to clarify) to make the origal rsync's of your
disk, and what w
Come back now...Ya hear!?
On Friday 20 December 2002 01:49 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Since I get so many direct inquiries, I feel obligated to mention that I
> just got laid off, so am losing this address.
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> Tim Conway
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u are not regularly uploading from DOS, then don't worry.
>
> As far as not using ghost, I've investigated the use of device copying, but
> ease of use is a major selling point for ghost.
>
> Options commonly needed for making a ghost image of NTFS are "-ntil" and
>
really appreciate you're words,
On Monday 16 December 2002 08:44 pm, Jason Haar wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 14, 2002 at 12:41:51PM -0600, Dr. Poo wrote:
> > Hi everyone, again. My question today is, how can i replace my
> > development boxs' local OS with a resynced version of the
Hi everyone, again. My question today is, how can i replace my development
boxs' local OS with a resynced version of the production OS (which currently
has it's home on the dev box)?
Say, for example (this is really how things are), I have production server
and a development box, and i'd like
That's actaully a good idea! and sooo simple. right? Just sync (backup) the
important and functional data... not the whole OS..because EVERYONE has the
original copy of the windows software used when the software was
installed Which all that can then be restored if need be. DUH! and the
dat
I mount the windows (98,ME,NT,2000, XP, ECT!) box with samba and go BOOM!
rsync that baby from localhost:/mnt/win2000 or where ever the smbfs lies...
Watch out for pagefile.sys (i think!)... it's won't copy. (let me know about
any other's)
Now, can you think of a way to sync the win 2000 O
... i
would also not be getting the registry? Do you happen to know of any other
'important system files" thought probably are not being synced?
Thanks,
Chris
On Wednesday 11 December 2002 04:36 pm, Lapo Luchini wrote:
> Dr. Poo wrote:
> >I was just wond
I was just wondering what it would take for me to do a full "ghost" like
restore of windows 2000?
I'm currently rsyncing the whole c:\ (where c:\ is the location of the OS)
onto a remote server.
I'm not sure what else someone might need to know in order to help
me...Please :-)
-Chris
Dave Dykstra
>
> On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 03:49:41PM -0800, jw schultz wrote:
> > On Tue, Dec 03, 2002 at 04:33:38PM -0600, Dr. Poo wrote:
> > > My name is Chris, Hi!
> > >
> > > I've got rsync being called from a perl script that is called by cron
> >
As well though, i might add that perl is hogging 98-99% of my cpu... and all
the while rsync is
-Chris
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ad the same issue. Are you running FreeBSD?Strange. I've had
> a box up for 200+ days here at work (freebsd) rsyncing every 15 mins and
> then out ofthe blue it's hanging on perl script and eating all process +
> swap...
>
> Matt
>
> On Tuesday 03 December 20
My name is Chris, Hi!
I've got rsync being called from a perl script that is called by cron (or for
that matter, by hand) and when I 'rsync' a locally mounted samba filesystem
(eg. to /mnt/smbfs), it successfully syncs the smbfs to the destination
directory, but without reason hangs... and take
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