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Hi all
I am just new here :P
Could somebody please answer this question?
There is a situation where I need to repartition a RH 7.2 server hard
disk drive.
The server is a web-server to which I connect through SSH.
It has two SCSI hard drives. All reparation jobs must be done remotely
without impacting server usability/loss of data.
Anybody has an idea about that?
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server hard disk drive. <br >
The server is a web-server to which I connect through SSH. <br >
It has two SCSI hard drives. All reparation jobs must be done remotely without
impacting server usability/loss of data. <br >
Anybody has an idea about that? </span > </font > <font size=2 face=Arial > <span
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