other filesystem für knoppix?

[claudiameierde]

hello every1,

have a little problem here

i want to backup my computer using gzip, but it tells me that the image file, which i copied to another computer is to big (2 GB). since gzip can handle large files i came to the idea that ext2 cann't handle files larger than 2GB. now my question: how can i start knoppix using a different filesystem?

or is there a function i could split the file in little pieces??

i mountet the other computer on /mnt/test

the command i used was: gzip -9 </dev/hda1 >/mnt/test/image1.gz

thanks for help...

[Dave_Bechtel]

--The 2GB filesize limit usually applies to FAT32 filesystems (your /mnt/test is Windows FAT32, am I right?)

--Anyhow, the "partimage" utility will probably do what you want, only better. See ' man partimage '. Here is an example:



time partimage \
-z 1 \
-d \
-V 700000 \
-f 3 \
save /dev/hda1 /mnt/test/bkp-hda1-20040621-partimage.gz


--This tells partimage to:
o compress using gzip
o Don't ask for description (output filename will handle this if you want)
o Split backup into CDR-sized chunks
o Exit the program when done
o Which partition to backup
o Where to put the backup file


hello every1,

have a little problem here

i want to backup my computer using gzip, but it tells me that the image file, which i copied to another computer is to big (2 GB). since gzip can handle large files i came to the idea that ext2 cann't handle files larger than 2GB. now my question: how can i start knoppix using a different filesystem?

or is there a function i could split the file in little pieces??

i mountet the other computer on /mnt/test

the command i used was: gzip -9 </dev/hda1 >/mnt/test/image1.gz

thanks for help...

[claudiameierde]

WOW,

it worked just perfect!!!

thank u very much dave.

besides, the computer i mounted under /mnt/test was an winXPpro and the filesystem was NTFS.

restoring on a different harddrive worked without any problems.

thanks again....