Bill Eastman | 1 Apr 2004 19:49
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FCC to Deregulate Amateur Radio by 2008:


http://www.eham.net/articles/8063

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dubose | 1 Apr 2004 20:21

Re: FCC to Deregulate Amateur Radio by 2008:

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> http://www.eham.net/articles/8063
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> Bill Eastman
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REALLY!!! What chaos...  Well shucks, I guess my 100 watt BDA and 18 dB Omni-
directional antenna on 802.11b channels 2-6 will go on the air...that's one way 
to keep the Part 15 folks off the band...Hi Hi. 

Also, my old Gates 5 KW AM transmitter on 200/160/80 meters will just have 
to go back on the air and I may modify it to run on 40 meters.  YeeeeeHa!!!  
Now to find a good Drake 2B receiver...and a well shielded PC.  ;-)

Walt/K5YFW

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Bill Eastman | 1 Apr 2004 20:43
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Re: FCC to Deregulate Amateur Radio by 2008:

dubose@... wrote:

>>http://www.eham.net/articles/8063
>>
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>>Bill Eastman
>>KE5ASU
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>
>REALLY!!! What chaos...  Well shucks, I guess my 100 watt BDA and 18 dB Omni-
>directional antenna on 802.11b channels 2-6 will go on the air...that's one way 
>to keep the Part 15 folks off the band...Hi Hi. 
>
>Also, my old Gates 5 KW AM transmitter on 200/160/80 meters will just have 
>to go back on the air and I may modify it to run on 40 meters.  YeeeeeHa!!!  
>Now to find a good Drake 2B receiver...and a well shielded PC.  ;-)
>
>Walt/K5YFW
>
>  
>
Guess you just went by the subject :-)  If you had followed the link, it 
is an April Fools joke.

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dubose | 1 Apr 2004 21:02

Re: FCC to Deregulate Amateur Radio by 2008:

> dubose@... wrote:
> 
> >> http://www.eham.net/articles/8063
> >>
> >>-- 
> >>Bill Eastman
> >>KE5ASU
> >>
> >>    
> >>
> >
> >REALLY!!! What chaos...  Well shucks, I guess my 100 watt BDA and 18 dB Omni-
> >directional antenna on 802.11b channels 2-6 will go on the air...that's one 
way 
> >to keep the Part 15 folks off the band...Hi Hi. 
> >
> >Also, my old Gates 5 KW AM transmitter on 200/160/80 meters will just have 
> >to go back on the air and I may modify it to run on 40 meters.  YeeeeeHa!!!  
> >Now to find a good Drake 2B receiver...and a well shielded PC.  ;-)
> >
> >Walt/K5YFW
> >
> >  
> >
> Guess you just went by the subject :-)  If you had followed the link, it 
> is an April Fools joke.
> 
> -- 
> Bill Eastman
> KE5ASU
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Newton Hammet | 1 Apr 2004 21:07

mkbkup.pl question


Hello All,

Has anybody ever attempted to use my script to
create a bootable backup on hard drive of different
size or geometry than the current drive?

I have never tested that ability myself but wonder if
Jim W. or others have used that ability.

The reason I ask is that I am assisting someone who
is attempting to do that and the backup drive will not
boot, 'some kind of grub error'. His backup drive is
a 40G drive and his current drive is a 20G drive.

If anybody has done this and it worked let me know
(made the different size drive bootable), and let me
know otherwise.

Regards,
Newton
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Jim Westbrook | 1 Apr 2004 21:23
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Re: mkbkup.pl question

I had no luck on dissimilar drives -- even same size, different makes did not work correctly.

JimW

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> 
> Hello All,
> 
> Has anybody ever attempted to use my script to
> create a bootable backup on hard drive of different
> size or geometry than the current drive?
> 
> I have never tested that ability myself but wonder if
> Jim W. or others have used that ability.
> 
> The reason I ask is that I am assisting someone who
> is attempting to do that and the backup drive will not
> boot, 'some kind of grub error'. His backup drive is
> a 40G drive and his current drive is a 20G drive.
> 
> If anybody has done this and it worked let me know
> (made the different size drive bootable), and let me
> know otherwise.
> 
> Regards,
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Cliff Cyphers | 1 Apr 2004 21:27

Re: mkbkup.pl question

Why not use partimage?  Works great!

On Thu, Apr 01, 2004 at 01:07:22PM -0600, Newton Hammet wrote:
> 
> Hello All,
> 
> Has anybody ever attempted to use my script to
> create a bootable backup on hard drive of different
> size or geometry than the current drive?
> 
> I have never tested that ability myself but wonder if
> Jim W. or others have used that ability.
> 
> The reason I ask is that I am assisting someone who
> is attempting to do that and the backup drive will not
> boot, 'some kind of grub error'. His backup drive is
> a 40G drive and his current drive is a 20G drive.
> 
> If anybody has done this and it worked let me know
> (made the different size drive bootable), and let me
> know otherwise.
> 
> Regards,
> Newton
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Donn Washburn | 1 Apr 2004 23:55
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Re: FCC to Deregulate Amateur Radio by 2008:

Bill Eastman wrote:
> http://www.eham.net/articles/8063
> 
Guess what Bill - It is April Fools Days!

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Jim Parkhurst | 2 Apr 2004 00:13
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Re: FCC to Deregulate Amateur Radio by 2008:

Yea, well I read the article to completion and sent a response to my
sister who works at the FCC. She passed up her chain-o-command. I was
assured that the article was intended for April Fools - and apparently
she didn't get the "joke". OOPS! Maybe I should have passed the article
for her to read?	8-}

>>> n5xwb@... 04/01/2004 15:55 >>>
Bill Eastman wrote:
> http://www.eham.net/articles/8063 
> 
Guess what Bill - It is April Fools Days!

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Newton Hammet | 2 Apr 2004 00:39

Re: mkbkup.pl question


Hello Jim,

Thanks for the response.  I have been going over grub
and grub-install man pages to see if there is anything
that would apply to creation of an mbr on a hard drive
with different geometry than the current OS drive.

The reason I was researching this is that my mbkbkup.pl
script uses 'grub-install' to build the boot record on
the designated backup drive and point it, hopefully, to
the correct address on the same backup drive.

My assumption: attempting to make a backup drive with
different geometry bootable doesnt work because grub
assumes the geometry of the drive with the current OS
installed (why it would do this and not attempt to discover
the geometry of the drive where you want to create the MBR
is beyond me).

My workaround suggestion is find the line in mkbkup.pl
that performs 'grub-install' and add '--force-lba' as a command
line option to that command-line call in mkbkup.pl. (My
reading of the man pages for grub-install says to me this
may be worth a shot and I would try it myself if I had
a different HDD size/geometry handy)

If you feel like experimenting with this workaround and
could tell me if it is successful I sure would appreciate
it.
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