I have a quick question about the "BackUp" application that comes with Ubuntu 12.04.
I managed to set up my computer the way I like it. Now, I'd like to create a backup of my file system partition. I've research a few backup options (such as fsarchiver, partimage), but if I'm not mistaken, in order to be able to use fsarchiver I have to run it from a live cd.
Yesterday night, May 19th, François Dupoux announced version 1.5.4 of the SystemRescueCd Linux-based operating system. The new SystemRescueCd 1.5.4 includes the alternative Linux kernel 2.6.33.04 (includes altker32 and altker64), and the standard 2.6.32.13 Linux kernel. The popular Parted application for partitioning tasks was updated w...
I'd like to start using fsarchiver instead of partimage for backups so I can move beyond ext3.
After restoring the root partition with fsarchiver, I re-install grub2 via the Fedora 17 DVD: "Troubleshoot" then "Rescue Installed System"
PROBLEM: after rebooting FC17, an SELinux relabel is forced, which takes about 20 minutes.
I suspect this is occurring because I "m
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Confirmed here. Also savefs didn't work with my ext2 /boot partition. savedir still seems to work, though. Might be time for a bug report?Scott
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Ok, despite seemingly endless searches, I can't seem to find any solid answers.
This is what I'm looking to do:
Create a LiveCD that only boots, no installing of the OS at all.
Boots directly to system, no login or user interaction required.
I need to have certain pacakges on that LiveCD, such as fsarchiver , hwinfo, etc and some Perl scripts.
No GUI, just the good ol' CLI is all that's needed.
How to clear unused space with zeros ?
(We could assume specific type of partitions, like e.g.
On February 18, François François Dupoux announced a new release of his popular SystemRescueCd Linux-based operating system for rescue and recovery tasks.
SystemRescueCd 3.4.0 comes with important changes and improvements, but the most prominent one is the switch to a new version of the LTS Linux kernel.
Highlights of SystemRescueCd 3.4.0:
• Standard kernels is Long-Term-Supp
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