You do exactly the same thing as in the howto. When you change the IP address and the disk addresses
you change them to the correct addresses of your cold site. You then copy the changed system to the
cold site.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Mark,
many thanks for taking the time to publish the howto.
Basic condition for cloning is that the cloned system should run on the same
hardware.
But what if one wants to clone the system tun run on another hardware?
(This is basically possible for MVS: we have cold standby hardware in another
location, the basis for
our catastrophe scenario, and we can start the same MVS system on the cold standby hardware.
I am no expert for the gory details, but this is how it works.)
In other words: is it possible to modify a cloned system in a way that it could run on a cold
standby system - i.e. changing channel path and further network definitions in a way described
in the present Clone Howto for DASD and file system?
Installing RHEL from the scratch on the second hardware is of course a
possibility. But the cold standby system
is accessible only on 10 days per year so that no regular maintenance is possible.
Has anyone an idea for this state of affairs?
thx
Anna
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Betreff: New HOWTO: Cloning Red Hat Linux Running in an LPAR
A new HOWTO has been added to the web site: Cloning Red Hat
Linux Running in an LPAR. A couple of people had expressed
interest in seeing Mike's original document, so I made myself
take the time over the weekend to get it formatted.
Thanks to Mike Nettles, for documenting his methods for the rest of us.
http://linuxvm.org/info/HOWTOs/
Mark Post
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