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Hi,
I have one system that is tweaked, tuned, and runs the way I want it. If I setup another box, can I copy the contents from one server to another so I do not have to change all the setting manually again. I was thinking maybe I could burn it to cd or put it to tape and then copy to new server, kinda like an image.
Does anyone know if this will work?
I am using Linux RedHat 7.1
well you can use dd to copy a partition to a file, put it on a cd and the dd it back off of the cd over a new partition, simple enopugh, check the dd manpage
well you can use dd to copy a partition to a file, put it on a cd and the dd it back off of the cd over a new partition, simple enopugh, check the dd manpage
dd backs up whole partition no matter if there's data in it or not, or?
Using dump & restore, also to backup the data only. For example: dump -0 -z9 -f root.dump /dev/hda1 ... check the dump manpage for more information
Last edited by markus1982; 10-13-2002 at 08:22 AM.
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