Jason Bowman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I once had to save as much of a damaged filesystem as I could. It was damaged > from a failed drive in a hardware raid configuration that was not rebuilt and > it was slowly corrupting the drive... I wanted to save a copy of what was > left of a 40gig partition before trying to locally repair the system. I > obviously did not have any local diskspace to copy it to. In this case I > could have used ssh or nc to stream the data off of the computer.
There is already `ftp' in the rescue. > PS: Since you were on the team that help create the rescue disk, could you > point me to information on how you created it? I am currently looking into Pixel created it at first. There is not much documentation on it ;p. > other resources, but I like this ramdisk approach so that you can remove the > cd. I would still want to see nc included on the base rescue cd, but this way > I could also make and support another rescue cd for larger systems. (As was > debated elsewhere in this thread). > -- Guillaume Cottenceau - http://people.mandrakesoft.com/~gc/
