john@actrix.co.nz (John Vorstermans) (05/31/90)
I am about to purchase another 450 MB of disk for our ISC 2.0.2 which is installed on a Zenith 386/33. We at present have a total of 450 MB and 6MB of RAM. Basically we are looking at doubling our storage capacity. The configuration of the partitions at present is not really satisfactory to our requirement. (No we didn't plan this right). We would like to save all our present system to tape, then rebuild the partitions from new and reinstall the tapes with all our fine tuned configurations. Is this the best way to go about such a process or is their a better way?? If I do reinstall off the tapes again then obviously I am going to over-write my partition tables etc. Which files do I need to save from being over-written on the restoration off tape? Any help and advise would be greatly appreciated. -- :***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***:::***: Actrix - Public Access Unix | John Vorstermans | john@actrix.co.nz Wellington, New Zealand | P.O. Box 11-410 | (04) 895-857 | Wellington, NZ |