On 29.01.2015, Gary Stainburn wrote:
> After running the tar zcvf ...
> run the command tar ztvf .
> to test it again.
And 1 day later you get a bad sector containing a part of your compressed
archive,
and your whole backup is gone (and according to Murphy's law, your harddisk
cont
On Thursday 29 January 2015 06:34:06 Heinz Diehl wrote:
> On 29.01.2015, Mickey wrote:
> > But what I'm concerned about is that Root will change the owner of the
> > Tar files. after i do the new install it will have the same user on the
> > crashed drive.
>
> Never ever compress backup data which
On 29.01.2015, Mickey wrote:
> But what I'm concerned about is that Root will change the owner of the Tar
> files. after i do the new install it will have the same user on the crashed
> drive.
Never ever compress backup data which contains valuable data. One single bit
flip will
render your who
On 01/28/2015 08:53 PM, Mickey wrote:
I have a Fedora 15 hard drive that crashed and I want save the Users
files.
I have a Fedora 20 Live Cd on the computer and I can read the users
home directory.
I want to do a tar -cvf on the Users home directory and temporyly
store it on my PC until I
I have a Fedora 15 hard drive that crashed and I want save the Users files.
I have a Fedora 20 Live Cd on the computer and I can read the users home
directory.
I want to do a tar -cvf on the Users home directory and temporyly store
it on my PC until I do a complete install of fedora 20 on th
