Tim Mooney wrote:
> If you have the partition, you might as well use that, rather than going
through the disaster recovery procedure.
>
> You've been circumspect about what you plan on doing about the OS.
Figuring out how you're going to get 6.1.4 installed and running is now
probably a more difficult problem than how you're going to get your old
NetWorker data back.
>
> BTW, do you have a copy of the Disaster Recovery guide, or at least
access to powerlink.emc.com?

I haven't figured out yet what I'm going to do about the OS. So far it
looks like the only partition that was corrupted was /boot, so I may be in
luck. If I have to, I'll probably go find an old version of Redhat,
probably pre-Fedora.

I haven't had any luck finding a Disaster Recovery Guide. I know I've seen
printed documentation but that was years ago and it's hard to tell where
it is now. Google turned up a PDF for the Networker 7.0, but that's the
best luck I've had so far. I do not have access to powerlink.emc.com but
it looks like I can register so I'll check that out too.

Thanks,
Roy

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