Re: destroy data on harddrive?

Single user mode will not give you the desired effect. As soon as
/usr/lib is removed, the system will crash and not be bootable. That
does not mean that your data is gone. It is still available to those
fortunate enough to gain physical access to your hard drives, and the
time to mount them to a running system.
Unfortunately, the only way to do this correctly is to erase the hard
drives while running the OS from RAM. i.e. boot off the network, or
boot off of a CD/DVD.

Since you don't have a CD/DVD ROM player, you are forced to boot off of
the network via Jumpstart. If you are unfamiliar with Jumpstart, I
would suggest downloading the SUNWjass package from Sun and installing
it on another server. Install JASS, and create a boot server off of the
CD/DVD and you should be ready to start booting servers from the
network.
There are a few more steps, and this is the short short version, but
there are pretty good docs on Jumpstart and JASS, so you should be able
to get going in about half a day (including download time).

I hope this helps

On Oct 31, 8:37 am, j.goe...@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Marc Bauer <marc....@xxxxxxx> wrote:
is there any way to recover with special software?Data recovery from deleted hard drives usually involves using different
read heads that can read the edges of the data tracks. Zeroed disks can
be recoverd this way, but not by simple software.

Jens
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