domiflichi
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Hello,
I'll try to keep this from being another really long post, so here's the gist:
I built a new computer a few months ago. Installed IncrediblePBX 13-13. Ran updates, set up free Google Voice calling, extensions, voicemail-to-email and a few other 'PBX' related things.
Shortly before I was done configuring everything in the new PBX , I used a program called 'partimage' from a live SystemRescue CD to save a partition image of the IncrediblePBX's main partition onto an external hard drive. I do this all the time on my Windows workstations here at work to save me the hassle of re-installing and re-configuring software if the hard drive crashes or something else disastrous.
Anyway, I've been doing all kinds of things fighting with DAHDi and my analog Digium cards (see my other forum post - https://pbxinaflash.com/community/t...t-doesnt-actually-seem-to-be-installed.22541/) and am worried that I made a mess of things. I've come to the conclusion that the older of my 2 cards is going bad so I'm only going to try and use the newer of my 2 cards and buy a new Sangoma 4-port FXO analog gateway (we have 6 phone lines to accommodate). My point here is that I'd like to 'undo' all the stuff I've been doing with DAHDi and go back to a more 'clean' state of how things were before I started messing around with all this DAHDi stuff.
What I did to get back to a 'clean state' is restore the main partition on the PBX from the partimage file that I created prior to messing with DAHDi. Everything seemed to have gone fine (the 'restore'), but when I rebooted, I got a 'kernel panic' and it didn't seem to want to boot. I don't understand why it's doing this. Here's a screenshot I took with my phone of the 'console monitor':
http://64.85.235.200/images/misc/IncrediblePBX13-13KernelPanicAfterPartimageRestore.jpg
As I mentioned earlier, I've done this kind of thing (partition image 'saves' and 'restores' with partimage) for Windows machines and it always works. Is there something different about Linux that would cause this?
I'll try to keep this from being another really long post, so here's the gist:
I built a new computer a few months ago. Installed IncrediblePBX 13-13. Ran updates, set up free Google Voice calling, extensions, voicemail-to-email and a few other 'PBX' related things.
Shortly before I was done configuring everything in the new PBX , I used a program called 'partimage' from a live SystemRescue CD to save a partition image of the IncrediblePBX's main partition onto an external hard drive. I do this all the time on my Windows workstations here at work to save me the hassle of re-installing and re-configuring software if the hard drive crashes or something else disastrous.
Anyway, I've been doing all kinds of things fighting with DAHDi and my analog Digium cards (see my other forum post - https://pbxinaflash.com/community/t...t-doesnt-actually-seem-to-be-installed.22541/) and am worried that I made a mess of things. I've come to the conclusion that the older of my 2 cards is going bad so I'm only going to try and use the newer of my 2 cards and buy a new Sangoma 4-port FXO analog gateway (we have 6 phone lines to accommodate). My point here is that I'd like to 'undo' all the stuff I've been doing with DAHDi and go back to a more 'clean' state of how things were before I started messing around with all this DAHDi stuff.
What I did to get back to a 'clean state' is restore the main partition on the PBX from the partimage file that I created prior to messing with DAHDi. Everything seemed to have gone fine (the 'restore'), but when I rebooted, I got a 'kernel panic' and it didn't seem to want to boot. I don't understand why it's doing this. Here's a screenshot I took with my phone of the 'console monitor':
http://64.85.235.200/images/misc/IncrediblePBX13-13KernelPanicAfterPartimageRestore.jpg
As I mentioned earlier, I've done this kind of thing (partition image 'saves' and 'restores' with partimage) for Windows machines and it always works. Is there something different about Linux that would cause this?