On Sat, Feb 02, 2008 at 08:28:37PM +0700, Fira wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I want to migrate one of my server (machine A) into another (machine B). My
> choice is using 'dump' and 'restore'. I've dumped all of my filesystem into
> third machine (machine C) over ssh. All went fine.
> Then, I want to re
At 03:43 PM 2.2.2008 +0100, Wojciech Puchar wrote:
>>
>> My question is, how is the right way to do the restore in a system that
>> hasn't been installed with freebsd at all? From what I get in google, every
>
>of course.
>
>i won't help you with sysinstall as i don't use it, just use LiveCD to
>m
(3) My way:
I first install a minimal distribution of FreeBSD on a new machine, then
do something like
# cd / && gunzip -c /mnt/remote_storage/old_host_root.dmp.gz | restore -ruf -
<...>
and you gen mix of new and old system, with all files appearing that are
on fresh install but not on old sys
My question is, how is the right way to do the restore in a system that
hasn't been installed with freebsd at all? From what I get in google, every
of course.
i won't help you with sysinstall as i don't use it, just use LiveCD to
make partitions, newfs and then restore
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Hi there!
(1) You MAY TRY Frenzy [ http://frenzy.org.ua/en/ ] FreeBSD LiveCD
distribution for the task.
I didn't, but, I think, it MAY help you. )
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Hi list,
I want to migrate one of my server (machine A) into another (machine B). My
choice is using 'dump' and 'restore'. I've dumped all of my filesystem into
third machine (machine C) over ssh. All went fine.
Then, I want to restore it into machine B. This machine is newly fresh, no
freebsd in
