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I configure all machine the same way. The older units saver as a |
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backup. If something goes wrong all I need to do is to boot one of the |
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backup machine and restore the files, or do minor adjustments. |
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Thelma |
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On 12/31/2017 01:13 PM, Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On 31/12/2017 21:40, thelma@×××××××××××.com wrote: |
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>> I'm using Gentoo as a server (so it runs 24/7) Apache, Asterisk, Hylafax |
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>> etc. |
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>> What are my chances to run Gentoo as a VirtualBox? |
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>> Installing Gentoo takes me 2-3 days (basic setup min., I don't do it |
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>> every month so I have to go through Gentoo handbook); to configure it |
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>> the way I want it takes another week or two. |
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>> So I was thinking, if I run Windows 10 and configure Gentoo as a |
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>> virtual box it might be easier to transfer it from one system to |
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>> another, in case there is a HD failure (like it just happened to me |
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>> yesterday). |
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>> Any input will be appreciated. |
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>> I know I might have problem with Serial port and receiving faxes via |
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>> HylaFax as they are time sensitive. |
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> That is not the question. The real question is: |
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> Why are you running a production fax server with n backup or redundancy |
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> plans? |
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> Virtualization here will not solve your risk or effort exposure. It will |
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> increase it. |
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