* Justin Wells said: > That's enough that at least in theory you can repair your system enough > to restore from a backup. You can also get the network up and nfs mount > stuff from another system to get whatever else you may need. In Sun's > eyes this is a guarantee, in my eyes it isn't enough. But they're > providing a lot more than Debian here. I agree. The waste of space is so minimal that it shouldn't be taken under consideration (after all we're living in the age of 15GB+ IDE disks...) and the advantages are obvious - there are less cases when your machine will be FUBAR with no way out... > Debian doesn't have a static sh that can be used to run a static restore. It does. SASH is such a shell. marek
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