Grant schrieb:
I'm struggling to come up with a plan for making backups that is both
effective and economical. I have 4 Gentoo systems:
1. strong local desktop
2. weak local desktop
3. laptop
4. hosted remote server
I'd like to backup the important system and data files from each of
these
I'm struggling to come up with a plan for making backups that is both
effective and economical. I have 4 Gentoo systems:
1. strong local desktop
2. weak local desktop
3. laptop
4. hosted remote server
I'd like to backup the important system and data files from each of
these systems,
what about a nice little tapelib - used from ebay? DLT and LTO drivers are
extremly robust. The tape cardridges can endure a lot of punishment and are
made to lay around for years, waiting for the emergency. You even can write to
it over a network/the internet (mbuffer+tar).
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Volker Armin Hemmann wrote:
| what about a nice little tapelib - used from ebay? DLT and LTO drivers
are
| extremly robust. The tape cardridges can endure a lot of punishment
and are
| made to lay around for years, waiting for the emergency. You even
On Samstag, 9. August 2008, Matt Harrison wrote:
Volker Armin Hemmann wrote:
| what about a nice little tapelib - used from ebay? DLT and LTO drivers
are
| extremly robust. The tape cardridges can endure a lot of punishment
and are
| made to lay around for years, waiting for the
Am Samstag, 9. August 2008 17:41:39 schrieb Grant:
I could set up NAS storage at a friend's place. We both have
Suddenlink cable connections so the throughput should be alright. I
don't like running a non-Gentoo system though, even if it is just NAS.
Plus he uses a Netgear router which
I'm struggling to come up with a plan for making backups that is both
effective and economical. I have 4 Gentoo systems:
1. strong local desktop
2. weak local desktop
3. laptop
4. hosted remote server
I'd like to backup the important system and data files from each of
these systems, plus my
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