Ted Roche wrote:
I've got a client who would like to image his half-dozen workstations
and store the images off-site as part of a disaster recovery plan.
We're planning on using Knoppix and partimage to snapshot the machines,
The workstations are run-of-the-mill Dell Dimensions, fairly new,
Apologies to Dan as he'll be seeing this message twice.
Ted Roche wrote: I've got a client who would like to image his half-dozen workstations and store the images off-site as part of a disaster recovery planSo have you looked at S3 at Amazon? Just do all this stuff over the net.
-- Jeff
On Nov 7, 2006, at 11:16 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
I've got a client who would like to image his half-dozen
workstations and store the images off-site as part of a disaster
recovery plan.
Follow-up:
Picked up a Seagate 250 Gb drive at Circuit City last night for $135.
Tested it out on my
Follow-up:
Picked up a Seagate 250 Gb drive at Circuit City last night for $135.
...and for my follow-up (not that anybody asked) I'm happy
to report that I was able to back-port USB support from the
kernel.org/2.4.33 sources into the RHEL3 2.4.21-ish sources
and, so far, it's looking pretty
On Nov 8, 2006, at 12:02 PM, Michael ODonnell wrote:
...and for my follow-up (not that anybody asked) I'm happy
to report that I was able to back-port USB support from the
kernel.org/2.4.33 sources into the RHEL3 2.4.21-ish sources
and, so far, it's looking pretty stable.
That's great. Now,
...and for my follow-up (not that anybody asked) I'm happy
to report that I was able to back-port USB support from the
kernel.org/2.4.33 sources into the RHEL3 2.4.21-ish sources
and, so far, it's looking pretty stable.
That's great. Now, is this USB for storage devices or for HID (Human
On 11/8/06, Michael ODonnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
... the box would wedge tightly while accessing
Storage devices, but after a lot of analysis it became clear
to me that the ehci-hcd module was likely the primary culprit.
Further translation: The bug(s) were in the Linux kernel's use of
I've got a client who would like to image his half-dozen workstations
and store the images off-site as part of a disaster recovery plan.
We're planning on using Knoppix and partimage to snapshot the machines,
The workstations are run-of-the-mill Dell Dimensions, fairly new, so
USB 2.0
On 11/7/06, Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see the local big boxes have regular promotions for Western
Digitals, Seagates, Maxtors and SimpleTechs. Any recommendations
pro- or con- or are these pretty much commodity items?
From what I've seen, they're pretty much commodity items.
Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see the local big boxes have regular promotions for Western
Digitals, Seagates, Maxtors and SimpleTechs. Any recommendations
pro- or con- or are these pretty much commodity items?
How often are you planning on transporting these drives around? Keep
in
The workstations are run-of-the-mill Dell Dimensions, fairly new,
so USB 2.0 should be acceptable.
I haven't done much with USB storage devices so all I have
to go on is my current situation, which isn't much fun.
I've just started wrestling with some Dell boxes running RHEL3
(based on
On November 07, 2006, Ted Roche sent me the following:
I see the local big boxes have regular promotions for Western
Digitals, Seagates, Maxtors and SimpleTechs. Any recommendations
pro- or con- or are these pretty much commodity items?
I've been poking around a little lately looking for
On 11/7/06, Michael ODonnell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking through the comments in the source codes for the USB
drivers I gather that ... it's a fscking miracle that things work
as well as they do.
Yah, I've heard the same. Standards compliance is, apparently,
considered optional.
I
On 11/7/06, Ted Roche [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a client who would like to image his half-dozen workstations
and store the images off-site as part of a disaster recovery plan.
We're planning on using Knoppix and partimage to snapshot the machines,
I see the local big boxes have
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