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Linux Kernel Corrupt
Last Updated: Aug 21 2008 06:47, Started by
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Posted 21 August 2008 - 06:35
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Here is a question for all you hard core linux people. Say we have a linux box who's kernel gets corrupted. It will not boot. (which i have never seen this, but i'm not a seasoned pro with linux)
Isn't there a way to get the data off the hard drive even tho the OS will not boot. With Knoppix or Slaving the hard drive to another computer. I had a tech tell me they are sending a linux box off because the kernel was corrupt and they have to do a system restore? I just figured they are going to slave the drive, get the info, and reinstall the linux os and put the extracted data on the new hard drive. I just thought you could reinstall the kernel. Edited by Ignacy, 21 August 2008 - 06:36. |
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Posted 21 August 2008 - 06:47
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Here is a question for all you hard core linux people. Say we have a linux box who's kernel gets corrupted. It will not boot. (which i have never seen this, but i'm not a seasoned pro with linux) Isn't there a way to get the data off the hard drive even tho the OS will not boot. With Knoppix or Slaving the hard drive to another computer. I had a tech tell me they are sending a linux box off because the kernel was corrupt and they have to do a system restore? I just figured they are going to slave the drive, get the info, and reinstall the linux os and put the extracted data on the new hard drive. I just thought you could reinstall the kernel. Two ways: 1) Easiest way: put the drive on another computer (linux recommended in order to preserve content ownership and attributes), back up your data, reinstall and restore data; 2) Tricky way: boot up from a live CD, mount original root, chroot to it (remember here to mount procfs), mount additional partitions if any (see /etc/mtab), install a new kernel for your distribution and it should do the trick. Edited by DaCosta, 21 August 2008 - 06:47. |
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