Re: Are there rescue disks that recognise LVM2 and RAID

[Christoph Fassbach <chritoph@gmx.de>]

Hi!

Almost everything you could need fore rescuing a system can be done be 
booting a live system CD/DVD. I would recommend using KANOTIX 64, which 
is a debian derivative and runs quite fine. Sure, rescuing would be a 
little tricky this way, but therefor it supports RAID, LVM, almost every 
available device (nice on notebooks!) and so on.

Christoph

hendrik@topoi.pooq.com wrote:
> Are there rescue disks I could use in case things go wrong? AFAIK, most 
> rescue disks are for i386 and don't recognise RAID and LVM properly.