Subject: forgot the '>' in cat command. Excuse: I was just following the example given in the Linux Terminal Server doc, ltsp-3.0.pdf ! But that is a rather lame excuse. I should have known better. Thanks for the help.
I'm running a small Web server under RH 7.1, and have recently run out of room on ww/ partition of the drive. I'm looking at upgrading the drive to double it's capacity.
Here's my question - Is there a utility to make this easier? I know with Norton Ghost, it's idiot-proof. Is there something like that for Linux?
"Raymond J. Henry" wrote:
I'm running a small Web server under RH 7.1, and have recently run out of room on ww/ partition of the drive. I'm looking at upgrading the drive to double it's capacity.
Here's my question - Is there a utility to make this easier? I know with Norton Ghost, it's idiot-proof. Is there something like that for Linux?
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I have not tried this software but I believe this is the software that Scott mentioned in his presentation on the Linux Terminal Project.
Let us know if it does the job for you, Bill --------------------------------------------------------------------- Bill Reid (204) 452-6590 993 Dorchester Ave. Winnipeg,MB R3M 0P9
Bill Reid wrote:
"Raymond J. Henry" wrote:
I'm running a small Web server under RH 7.1, and have recently run out of room on ww/ partition of the drive. I'm looking at upgrading the drive to double it's capacity.
Here's my question - Is there a utility to make this easier? I know with Norton Ghost, it's idiot-proof. Is there something like that for Linux?
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Another utility that may be of interest.
mkCDrec makes a backup CDrom but also does disk cloning.
- Bill --------------------------------------------------------------------- Bill Reid (204) 452-6590 993 Dorchester Ave. Winnipeg,MB R3M 0P9
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