Hi Tom,
CBMR does support Linux already for a long time ago.
And soon will CBMR for Linux also support dissimilar hardware for Linux.
Best Regards/ Med vänlig hälsning
Christian Svensson
Product Specialist
Cristie Nordic AB
Cell : +46-70-325 1577
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I'm looking for a bare-metal restore solution for linux -- does anyone
have suggestions?
Has Cristie released their bmr for linux that supports unlike hardware
yet? (I can't find any info on their UK web site).
I'm looking for a distribution-agnostic unlike hardware recovery
solution.
TIA
Tom
From: Stefan Holzwarth [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible to do a restore of an imagebackup from an alternative
plattform - e.g. Linux or from a WINPE (windows
preinstallation environment)
?
Since the backup consists of blocks and not of
filesysteminformation it should be possible.
Hi,
On the list I found the info I needed to restore Windows OS successfully
(install os, sp, client etc.). The next step is to do the same for Sun
Solaris and Linux. What I need is the default incl_excl list for those
operating systems and if someone can share it his/her steps to succesfully
Here's my clopt for Unix systems (AIX, Solaris, Linux).
For a restore, we just do a dsmc restore from the command line.
OptionSequence Override Option Value
number
We have the backup running just fine and the backups table finds the stuff
We implemented the virtualmountpoint But, the restore cannot find the
files Anyone else experienced this problem It acts like it cannot find a
match between the virtual mount point and the filespaces
Paul D Seay, Jr
