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    Using partimage to backup a ntfs partition

    Is it possible to backup a NTFS partition with partimage, since knoppix can read the partition, (but not write on it's file system)

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    Yes. The german c't published an article that describes how to do this. Also they put together a modified Knoppix CD that you can use for backing up, viruscheck and so on up your partitions.

    Eugen

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    File size above 2Gb

    Hi,
    I've got a problem with partimag.
    If the target file size reaches the limit of 2Gb the backup is interrupted. Is this a kernel or a partimag problem?
    Partimag options are correct (I hope).

    Thx
    RFC0815

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    Sounds like FAT limitation ?
    I think your destination partition is FAT formatted .

    Try a linux formatted destination.

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    Target is not a FAT partition

    Hi,
    the target partition is a Quantum SnapServer, maximum file size up to 2 TB for SMB and NFS access.
    Do you have another idea?
    Or does someone know the current kernel parameters used by Knoppix 3.2?

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    So you backup to networkdrive ?

    Surely you use samba connected networkdrive to do this ?
    If this is tha case I would search for typical samba stuff ...
    Like adapting samba config files or so ...

    Google around for 40sec. and this came up :
    http://www.google.be/search?q=cache:...hl=nl&ie=UTF-8An article about Snapserver have troubles with files bigger than 2gb .
    Maybe this is your problem ?

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    Thx

    That might be the problem.
    I'll work on this. Thanks for the info!
    Regards
    RFC 0815

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    It's working but I'm still not satisfied

    This is not the solution but an acceptable workaround for my problem:
    I've activated the split option for target files. In result I have multiple files which contain the whole image.

    The problem still is the 2Gb frontier of the Quantum server if I try to mount via smbfs. I'm not allowed to mount via nfs because root access on the Quantum is disabled. There is no user mapping available on the Quantum thing.

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    RE: Using partimage to backup a NTFS partition

    Quote Originally Posted by Eugen
    The german c't published an article that describes how to do this. Also they put together a modified Knoppix CD that you can use for backing up, viruscheck and so on up your partitions.
    Got links? Thanks!

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    www.heise.de/ct

    But you won't find the Knoppix mod on this page. It was part of ct magazine 9/03.
    What you can do is e-mail to Oliver Diedrich (odi@ctmagazin.de) or order the magazine by mail.

    Greetings
    RFC 0815

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