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Christian Zoffoli wrote: |
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> Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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>> <snip> |
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> Sysrescuecd works only on x86, the ppc version is in beta from months |
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> and months and it doesn't work with a network backup solution like |
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> bacula or something similar (FYI projects like qtparted are officially |
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> death). |
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> And I'm agree with many users that want a recovery solution integrated |
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> with the "install disk". |
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> Christian |
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> gentoo-dev@g.o mailing list |
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One of the things I enjoy about Gentoo is how small the install disk is, |
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that I can quickly nab 50 megs and burn it in about 5 minutes, compared |
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to say FC3 and it's 5 CD's. Install disks for Installing, Recovery |
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disks for Recovery :) There are a lot of CD's that are great for |
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recovery ( albiet I will admit not many for alt arches ). No one is |
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stopping you from rolling your own debian variation that runs on |
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multiplatform. I'm all for more tools that make the install easier, but |
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space is at a premium, especially with gentoo-installer and X on the |
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liveCD ( when is that coming out *grin* ). |
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