Re: life of CF card
Thomas Isenbarger <[email protected]>
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I don't have netcat, but I do have pax and tar. I will go through the doc, but I may have some questions down the road or ask for advice about the best way to implement this. I am also looking into using dd for backing up the card. thanks, isen > On 12/19 08:17 , Thomas Isenbarger wrote: >> One thing that I have seen already is that it states one of the >> limitations is that it is not made to provide exact re-imaging of >> failed disks, though it says an exact image of a Unix/Linux file >> system may be able to be made. >> >> That is one thing I would like to be able to do for a failed CF >> card: rewrite the backup to a new card. Do you have any experience >> with that? > > yeah, I've done full bare-metal restores from backuppc many times. > Never on > a small non-x86 box tho. > tar+netcat is what's needed on the client side (unless you have > some other > transport mechanism... netcat is what I usually use). I don't know > if the > netbsd installer has netcat (AFAIK it has pax instead of tar, which > I think > will work). > > anyone know a simple way to get netcat on a 'rescue image' that > runs in RAM > on an hpcmips machine? > > -- > Carl Soderstrom > Systems Administrator > Real-Time Enterprises > www.real-time.com