cotfessi
03-18-2001, 07:17 PM
I have my first hard drive broken down in the following way:
/boot
/
/swap
/var
/home
/usr
I thought that I might try using the tar command to archive all of the partitions individually and then move those tarballs to a CD.
Is there a way to boot using a floppy or something so that I can wipe out those partitions and untar my backups? I figured that would be an easy way to undo problems that I create for myself but I know that lilo and other startup scripts are sitting in /etc.
Thanks for the input...
-cotfessi
/boot
/
/swap
/var
/home
/usr
I thought that I might try using the tar command to archive all of the partitions individually and then move those tarballs to a CD.
Is there a way to boot using a floppy or something so that I can wipe out those partitions and untar my backups? I figured that would be an easy way to undo problems that I create for myself but I know that lilo and other startup scripts are sitting in /etc.
Thanks for the input...
-cotfessi