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On Tue, 23 Jul 2013 09:41:58 +0200, J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> > This isn't a rescue partition, it's just a GRUB menu entry and a copy |
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> > f the ISO in /boot, so far less maintenance even than making sure a |
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> > USB stick stays put. Plus it is much faster to boot. |
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> It's a nice idea, but the boot-time of the rescue-partition doesn't |
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> really matter to me. It's more important that it boots a recent version. |
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> On a desktop it would be useful, but as I have more then 1 machine, |
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> creating the USB stick is just as easy :) |
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I agree that creating a sysrescd USB stick from the ISO is easy with the |
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provided script, almost as easy as scping the file to a few machines. |
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About the only thing easier is losing the USB stick hen I need it, which |
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is probably the main reason I do it this way. |
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I believe it's also possible to do this with PXE, meanng you don't even |
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need multiple copies of the file... unless your PXE server needs rescuing. |
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I always have it on a USB stick too, but that's for fixing other people's |
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computers :) |
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Neil Bothwick |
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