On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Yogesh Kulkarni wrote:

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> >Hi all,
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> > Can you suggest the best ways to a root file system backup so that, in
> > case I can use it for bare metal recovery.
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> > tar will fail since it is not file system aware and will try to backup
> > /proc etc. Any solutions other than taking each directory seperately. I
> > am lokkinf for a linux utility like ufsdump is Solaris.
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> > Regards,
> > James
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> Hi,
>   I went through the ufsdump man page. It says
>       ufsdump backs up all files specified by files_to_dump  (nor-
>      mally either a whole file system or files within a file sys-
>      tem  changed  after  a  certain  date)  to  magnetic   tape,
>      diskette, or disk file.
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>   I guess that the solution is to use a combination of the make utility,
>   tar and cron jobs.
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> Warm regards,
> Yogesh

see i'm not getting into the exact requirement. but there is an utility 
called mondo (www.microwerks.net/~hugo/index.html) which does excellent 
crash recovery. you need to run it to create a set of rescue CDs and use 
them afterwards for restoration of a full system or its part as you 
may wish after a crash. 
there is an article in Linux Journal Oct 2003 about its case study and use. 

--hizibiz

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