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Hi, I am running OS X Snow Leopard on the 'sender' side and Linux (2.6.32, possibly fedora but unsure) on the 'receiver' side. Both with rsync 3.0.9. If I run the following command from the command line: /usr/local/bin/rsync -av -e "ssh -i \ /Users/pedrofortunyayuso/.ssh/backup_pfortuny_net" \ --filter ': rsync.dirs' ~/ pfortuny at pfortuny.net:"~/backup_mbpro/" Everything works OK. However, if I run it as a cron task, I receive the following mail: [headers stripped] X-Cron-Env: <SHELL=/bin/bash> X-Cron-Env: <PATH=/u...

...succeeded in booting Linux using syslinux from disk in USB-HDD mode. Is there a way to do it in USB-FDD mode, possibly also using syslinux as a bootloader? Thanks in advance. -- [ Adam Wysocki :: www.gophi.rotfl.pl :: +48889004440 ] [ Software Development Department, ArcaBit Sp. z o.o ] [ Ul. Fortuny 9 :: 01-339 Warszawa :: www.arcabit.pl ]

Is there something that I can put on a drive's boot sector so that when booted it just reboots, and that its partition information is also intact? My application need is stateless computing. The OS loads over the network with the help of pxelinux.0, but when 1000s of nodes reboot in parallel a few fail to boot. When PXE fails it boots the next device--in most cases this is the local HD.