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Hello experts,<br />
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Looking for a linux boot disc / Cd that has<br />
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cciss -- Hp's smart array drivers<br />
ehci-hcd -- usb 2.0 high speed support<br />
-o loop<br />
dd<br />
prefer 2.6<br />
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Basically going to use to dd a partition on a smart array to a image file on a &nbsp;usb hard drive.<br />
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Using something like dd if=/dev/cciss/c0d0p1 of=/mnt/usbdrive/test.img<br />
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knoppix didnt have the cciss drivers, sysrescd didnt have usb 2.0 o.O....<br />
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or somewhere that has good instructions on compile your own boot off cd custom kernel...?
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Hello experts,

Looking for a linux boot disc / Cd that has

cciss -- Hp's smart array drivers
ehci-hcd -- usb 2.0 high speed support
-o loop
dd
prefer 2.6

Basically going to use to dd a partition on a smart array to a image file on a  usb hard drive.

Using something like dd if=/dev/cciss/c0d0p1 of=/mnt/usbdrive/test.img

knoppix didnt have the cciss drivers, sysrescd didnt have usb 2.0 o.O....

or somewhere that has good instructions on compile your own boot off cd custom kernel...?

Linux recovery or boot disc / cd with CCISS and USB 2.0 support??

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