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From: mmd@sprintlink.co.za (Man Machine Dynamics)
Subject: Mirroring a hard drive for critical situations
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 Hello,
 We'd like to mirror our BSD hard drive to a second hard drive installed in
the same 
PC. Unfortuanetly i've been unable to find any information on the freebsd
CD-ROM. I received an email from someone, after putting a request on one of
the Usenet newsgroups, with the advice to look at the Expect
ftp site. Unfortuanetly i couldn't find anything on mirroring a hard drive.
( there is lots of info on how to set up a mirror for an FTP site ..)

I hope you could provide me with an answer wether it's possible or not,

Thanks in advanche, Piet