Under the heading of the only dumb question is one that isn't
asked.
You are right. I just tried YOU again, and it works! It didn't two
months ago, but a lot has changed since then. Without your prompting, I
would have, and may still, setup a mirror maintenance site. But with
the
Does anyone have an idea on how to recover/mount a LVM file system on
another system?
I haven't done this recently, but you can try:
(1) Start an installation on the user ID in question (if you have an
parameter file it helps because you don't have to answer all the
networking questions - if you
A question for some of you larger zLinux shops.
I'm running SUSE 7, 8, 9 and 9 64 bit. (OK SLES7 is going to be out of
the picture soon).
I'm restarting the project of keeping my Linux images, up to date, or
at least as much as I care about. YOU now seems to work fine going out
to the Novell
I think the major reason for having your own maintenance site would be
to have consistent and reliable Linux images.
Suppose the Novell site is updated once a week. If you update one of
your servers from the Novell site each week, each server is going to be
slightly different from the previous
I have applied some patches to lcs.c. Now I would like to rebuild it. Is
there a way to rebuild just one loadable module or must I rebuild the entire
kernel?
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But then again, I could swear that I couldn't ping anything outside the
mainframe from a freshly installed Linux image. Interestingtwo
weeks ago, I was given a new PC. That day, I couldn't get out on the
web. But the next day, web access wasn't a problem. This
This got me pretty close. After the activate you mentioned, did a vgscan
and vgchange -a y, which produced the following...and got the error
about the ext3 filesystem. I guess I'll complete this exercise on a small
non-lvm recovery system. Would be nice if LVM had as one of its many
commands
