How To Clone And Simulate Network Devices On Linux
This guide shows how to clone and simulate devices using free and
commonly used tools. This could be helpful while conducting network
stress-tests, network audits, etc.
How can I make an clone of my entire hard drive to a network drive?
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I'm trying to clone/pull a repository in another PC using Ubuntu Quantal. I have done this on Windows before but I don't know what is the problem on ubuntu.
I have done half an hour reading around to prepare to clone my hard drive. It has multiple partitions, including a Windows partition. I am going to buy a very large external hard drive for the backup. I would like to be able to use this clone to restore the whole drive in case something goes wrong (I'm about to do some OS re-shuffling).
How do I un-clone the MAC address on my NIC? This is driving me NUTS!
Using network manager I cloned a mac address (to try and sort out some network issues).
I recently bought a Dell Mini 10v running Ubuntu 8.04. This is my first plunge into the world of Linux. On my home network I have a network hard drive. Sometimes when I log on to the Mini it can see the network drive, as well as the other computers on the network, sometimes it doesn't see anything on the network.
I would like to try execute clone's performance, but without calling clone() in linux(error said library not implemented in that structure).
I try to check sys_clone but found it impossible since the parameters are some registers information;
Also tried to use pthread to mimic clone's performance but since:
pthread_create(&tid, NULL,foo,para)
and in the function foo
if I use
void* foo(void*
Hey everybody,
i have created a master install of Utuntu Desktop 12.04., customized it to my needs and now would like to clone and redeploy it to about 30 computers (3 different Dell models).
Is there any catch with Linux when I just clone it? Coming from the Windows side there was always the SID that had to be changed when cloned (i know they revoked that requirement a while ago).
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