I had a LVM group with two physical volumes (disks). One failed. I did
not have a mirrored disk, but I'd like to recover the data on the first
physical volume (or what's left of it). Does anyone know how? Here's
my output from vgscan, which shows one physical volume good, the other
unreadable
I had a LVM group with two physical volumes (disks). One failed. I did
not have a mirrored disk, but I'd like to recover the data on the first
physical volume (or what's left of it). Does anyone know how? Here's
my output from vgscan, which shows one physical volume good, the other
unreadable (
I remember reading somewhere an apt-gettable or debian-specific project
for clustering. Rolling my own from openmosix is a pain.
The CPU clustering is easy with the right kernel recompile, but I would
like to use the hard disks on multiple machines on the network as
something akin to a RAID-5
Lee Braiden wrote:
I'm thinking of patching my Asus K7V motherboard (which has a promise ATA-100
controller onboard) with a modified Promise BIOS that allows it to become a
RAID controller. This can also be done by grounding one of the chip's pins,
whereupon the BIOS will recognise the controll
Quick one as I couldn't find elsewhere. Libranet, ubuntu, knoppix, etc.
all have very nice login prompts, default color for "ls,"
high-resolution console bootup, etc. I agree these should not be part
of a default install, but is there a simple meta-package or something
that could customize the sy
Marty wrote:
Glenn English wrote:
Many thanks for all the suggestions, especially the ones pointing me
away from the soldering iron.
I still don't understand this at all. But booting a FreeBSD install disk
seems to have fixed my clock. The prospect of being replaced scared
Sarge into getting it's a
I've got a server that's running great, but it's on an old AMD 300MHz
machine and I'd like to transition to an entirely new system (with
different SCSI etc.). What's the best way to go about copying? I've
heard I can repopulate /usr/bin with some apt-based method so I don't need
to back all that
Almut,
Thanks so very much for the tips here below! I'm fiddling with this
right now and will let you know what I come up with. I like the perl
approach.
I guess this means I have to learn perl and python now :-)
Bob
Almut Behrens wrote:
On Mon, May 09, 2005 at 09:31:05AM -0400, Bob Fr
Kent West wrote:
Bob Freemer wrote:
I've discovered one of the remaining few areas where Debian can be a real
pain is in hardware detection. I've tested on a number of machines and
even debian-installer can't match libranet/ubuntu/knoppix. Any tips on
using one of these distros t
RSiffredi wrote:
How can I change my grub install if I want to make the windows
partition the default boot option?
Just go to /boot/grub/menu.lst and edit the default boot item. It's
commented with one hash, but is actually read by grub.
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I've discovered one of the remaining few areas where Debian can be a real
pain is in hardware detection. I've tested on a number of machines and
even debian-installer can't match libranet/ubuntu/knoppix. Any tips on
using one of these distros to install plain debian? Or even better, an
apt-get m
Hi, guys,
I've searched everywhere on Google and the group for postings about this,
but can't find anything. I'm setting up an "appliance" machine and want
to simply bind shell commands to a keypress on a numeric kepad. One of
the functions is to control mpd for MP3 playing, amongst others.
I D
On Sun, 1 Feb 2004 13:56:26 -0600
sarah & nic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> so that's the question: how should i go about securing this system when
> i decide to let it serve customers though the net? i realize this is a
> really general question, so links to web resources on these particular
>
On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 12:40:25 -0500
Richard Hoskins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Bob Freemer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > My mouse wheel works, but is not as fast as I prefer. I would like
> > it to universally do page up and page down instead of scolling by
&
I've looked hard on google and in the archives, but can not seem to find directions
anywhere.
My mouse wheel works, but is not as fast as I prefer. I would like it to universally
do page up and page down instead of scolling by lines. It seems this would have the
proper effect in all applicati
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