On 3/19/06, Les Mikesell <lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have stand alone server(FC2)
Could you tell me more detail instructions to copy my data to a USB
and with ssh to another server.
I don't know how find those directories.
Do I need to login in shell mode? if response is yes with which command?
Thanks,
On Sun, 2006-03-19 at 21:55, M.K wrote:
> My FC2 deos not boot up.
> How could I back up my data in rescue mode with shell command ?
Where do you want to put it? If you have another machine
you can let rescue mode bring up the network and either
nfs mount shared directories from the other system or
use 'rsync -essh ...' to copy them over the network to
a remote ssh login.
I have stand alone server(FC2)
Could you tell me more detail instructions to copy my data to a USB
and with ssh to another server.
> my data are on local directory.
> How could I login in as a root to see my local dir.
> -result With "ls" command in shell prompt:
> bin etc linuxra mnt
> oldtmp
> sbin sys usr
> dev lib
> lost+fund modules proc
> selinux temp var
If rescue mode was able to find your partitions and
mount them normally and you followed the instructions
with the 'chroot' command, everything should appear
in it's usual locations from your shell prompt. That
is, if your files are in your home directory it would
be /home/your_login.
I don't know how find those directories.
Do I need to login in shell mode? if response is yes with which command?
Thanks,
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lesmikesell@xxxxxxxxx
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