On onsdagen den 28 augusti 2002 06.27 Guillaume Rousse wrote: > Le Mercredi 28 Ao�t 2002 11:29, Guillaume Cottenceau a �crit : > > Guillaume Rousse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > > > I just saved someone with a broken win200, but i had to use tomsrbt > > > rescue disk as mdk rescue mode doesn't include ntfs module. I know > > > space is somewhat limited, but this little module would be quite handy > > > for such situations. > > > > hmm, I didn't think right at first place. > > > > i don't think we should include modules in our rescue to save > > full-windows systems such as a broken win2000 (if i understand > > right the situation). > > The one i had to save was actually a win2000 only, but i think many peoples > have dual-boot systems with NTFS filesystems, for wich reading support > could be useful. Apart additional space needed, i don't see any drawbak > adding this module.
I think we also need some more stuff in the rescue image. Does it have NFS and RAID support now? I don't care if the rescue image is huge..., after all you can't even install Mandrake with less than 50MB or so of RAM. I saw an interesting thing in the openssh spec file from RH Rawhide that would be damn cool to use in the rescue image too... -- Regards // Oden Eriksson Deserve-IT Networks -> http://d-srv.com
