Re: md transfer

Vuki wrote: > I have got an old server(debian 4.0) with two hard disks(sda, sdb), > 3 raid1 md device (md0:boot, md1:/, md2:home). Please do not hijack the discussion thread. You replied to Tom H's message "insserv + apache2 + bind9 = pain" but are not talking about that topic but are instead ask

Re: md transfer

dd if=/dev/md0 of=/home/user/root.img and same for md1 and md2 dd if=root.img of=/dev/md0 etc grub says "error: file not found" and enters rescue mode On 2010.12.29. 11:19, Pascal Hambourg wrote: Hello, Vuki a écrit : I have got an old server(debian 4.0) with two hard disks(sda, sdb), 3

Re: md transfer

Hello, Vuki a écrit : > > I have got an old server(debian 4.0) with two hard disks(sda, sdb), 3 > raid1 md device (md0:boot, md1:/, md2:home). > I would like to transfer these 3 partitions to a new server(also 2 > disks(sda,sdb), also raid1(md0,md1,md2)). > > I used dd to copy the data to the

md transfer

Hi Folks! I have got an old server(debian 4.0) with two hard disks(sda, sdb), 3 raid1 md device (md0:boot, md1:/, md2:home). I would like to transfer these 3 partitions to a new server(also 2 disks(sda,sdb), also raid1(md0,md1,md2)). I used dd to copy the data to the new md devices, but the s

md transfer

Hi Folks! I have got an old server(debian 4.0) with two hard disks(sda, sdb), 3 raid1 md device (md0:boot, md1:/, md2:home). I would like to transfer these 3 partitions to a new server(also 2 disks(sda,sdb), also raid1(md0,md1,md2)). I used dd to copy the data to the new md devices, but the s